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Dumor calf milk replacer mixing instructions >> DOWNLOAD

Dumor calf milk replacer mixing instructions >> READ ONLINE

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NurseTrate Classic is a superior all-milk calf milk replacer formulated to provide top-quality nutrition for traditional calf feeding programs. 20% all-milk protein and 20% fat; Includes ADM’s exclusive SI Inside SM to help enhance calf health and growth efficiency; Selenium yeast for more bioavailable selenium which is important for immune
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No whole milk is required after the colostrum feeding period when calf milk replacer is used. Mix milk replacer powder at the rate of 2 cups (8 oz of dry powder) per 2 quarts of warm water (100°-120° F). Feed approximately 2 quarts of reconstituted milk replacer TWICE A DAY. Calves will vary in feed requirements depending on size and age.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE: MIXING: Add one enclosed cup* (level full) of milk replacer powder to 1? pints of warm (110° F) water and mix thoroughly. For best mixing, sprinkle the powder onto the water and mix with a wire whisk. Always mix milk replacer solution as needed for immediate feeding.
Nurture milk replacers are easy to mix and feed – no step up program required – and calves are easier to wean because the reduced fat formulas encourage early starter intake for better rumen development. Nurture milk replacers are for producers seeking to optimize calf growth with the most cost effective program.
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Water does not scour a calf. milk replacer does. Cut back some on the amount of dry milk replacer going into each bottle but by all means get all the water you can into that baby. I’m not saying that Purina doesn’t make the Dumor, but the Purina milk replacer I used I got at the feed
Decades of Firsts. We don’t settle for the status quo. Our quest to do what’s best for young animals led to the development of the first calf milk replacer, first USDA-approved colostrum replacement, first lamb milk replacer and first kid milk replacer – just to name a few.
Calf Mixing and Feeding Directions. Sprinkle milk replacer powder on top of warm water (115-120° F) and stir with a whisk until completely dissolved. Cool the milk replacer solution to body temperature before feeding. Refrigerate extra milk replacer solution promptly and use within 24 hours.
After mixing powder with water, refrigerate extra milk replacer solution promptly and use within 24 hours after warming to a feeding temperature of 102°-105°F. What’s New Sav-A-Caf® calf milk replacers now have a higher feeding rate for improved calf health and growth.
MIXING INSTRUCTIONs. Always weigh milk replacer powder for accurate mixing. Fill cup to mark with 10 oz. milk replacer powder and sprinkle into approximately 1.5 quarts of 110-120 degrees F. water. Mix thoroughly and add 110-120 degrees F. water to bring to a total volume of 2 quarts of milk replacer solution.
MIXING INSTRUCTIONs. Always weigh milk replacer powder for accurate mixing. Fill cup to mark with 10 oz. milk replacer powder and sprinkle into approximately 1.5 quarts of 110-120 degrees F. water. Mix thoroughly and add 110-120 degrees F. water to bring to a total volume of 2 quarts of milk replacer solution.
Milk Replacers Program. A growth level calf milk replacer delivers a plane of nutrition of at least 1.5 pounds of dry matter per day to meet the a minimum level of nutrition to support healthy calf growth and development. LAND O LAKES
If you are mixing milk replacer for one calf at a time either way, the difference in concentration doesn’t matter since the calf drinks the entire batch anyway. However, if you are mixing in bulk using incorrect instructions and then feeding by volume (e.g., two-quart feeding), the calves get less than the eight ounces of powder that was the