Badminton Country Mix – 20kg

Badminton Country Mix – 20kg

A versatile, easy-to-use coarse feed for all types of ruminant livestock, delivering highly digestible energy to support the increased needs of pregnant, lactating and growing animals. The coarse format is more tempting than a cube, which helps with stock that are off their feed or being introduced to concentrates for the first time.

High-quality protein sources promote healthy growth and productivity, and a complete balance of vitamins, minerals and trace elements maintains overall health and vitality. It is designed to complement a forage-based diet rather than replace it.

Performance & Benefits

• Versatile and easy to use across all types of ruminant livestock.
• Highly digestible energy for pregnant, lactating and growing animals.
• Complements forage-based diets.
• High-quality protein sources promote healthy growth and productivity.
• Complete vitamin and mineral balance including trace elements.
• Coarse mix format tempts stock that are off their feed.

Suitable For

• Growing cattle from six months of age.
• Beef and dairy cattle.
• Sheep, goats, lambs and kids.
• Mixed smallholdings running several species.

Feeding

• Beef cattle: 0.5–1kg per 100kg live weight when grazing is limited.
• Dairy cows: alongside free access to good forage, adding 0.4kg for every litre of milk produced.
• In the final 3–4 weeks of pregnancy: introduce at up to 1kg per day depending on breed.
• Lambs and kids: introduce gradually once they show interest in concentrates.
• Pregnant and lactating ewes or does: 0.5–1.25kg per day.
• Other livestock: 0.5–0.75kg per day depending on size and forage quality.

Composition & Analysis

• Badminton do not publish a full ingredient declaration or analytical constituents for this product. Refer to the sack label for the current declaration. 20kg.

Care & Caution

• A general ruminant feed. Check the label for copper content before feeding to sheep, as copper levels safe for cattle can be toxic to sheep.
• Introduce gradually and always alongside forage to reduce the risk of acidosis.