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AMBOS Stockfeeds

AMBOS 16% Beef Finisher Pellets

Protein and mineral supplementation of growing and developing cattle

Cattle
  • Features & Benefits
  • Typical Composition
  • Nutritional Analysis
  • Feeding Guide
  • Storage Guide
  • Warnings

Grain-based pellets for the energy, protein and mineral supplementation of growing and developing cattle from around 150kg liveweight in grain-assist or confined feedlot situations, through self-feeder bins, to provide optimum growth rates and feed conversions.

Product Type Pellets
Objective Maintenance, Feedlot, Finishing
Lifestage Calf
Packaging Bagged, Bulk
Brand Ambos

Features & Benefits

  • Contains Rumensin as a rumen modifier for improved liveweight gains and feed conversion efficiency, and as an aid in the control of bloat.
  • Contains Acid Buf as a buffer to aid in the prevention of rumen acidosis (grain poisoning).

Typical Composition

Barley, Wheat and Corn grains and Wheat co-products, Oilseed Protein Meals, Lucerne meal, Limestone, Dicalcium Phosphate, Magnesium Oxide, Salt, Buffer, Rumensin, Trace minerals and vitamins premix.

Nutritional Analysis

Protein 16%
Energy (Ruminant ME) 12.5 Mj/kg
Crude Fibre 7%
NDF 25%
Starch 45%
Calcium 1.35%
Phosphorus 0.55%
Magnesium 0.33%

Feeding Guide

  • As a low-fibre, high grain supplement, it is designed for feeding at 1-2% of bodyweight per day in troughs or selffeeders, in conjunction with fibre forage.
  • When commencing to feed pellets, an introductory adaption period over 2 weeks is recommended to condition the rumen to the pellet ingredients.
  • Do not overfeed these pellets. Slides on self-feeders should be adjusted down to regulate intake.
  • Controlled and gradual feeding is important and continuous access to fibre sources is critical for proper rumen function. Give special attention to controlling the introduction of pellets to excessively hungry or drought-affected stock.
  • During the introduction, offer pellets at 0.2% of bodyweight per day and slowly increase the daily amount over 10-14 days up to 2% of bodyweight per day, by which time the stock should be consuming pellets freely, with fibre always available to make up the balance of the total diet intake. Ensure that clean fresh water is available at all times

Storage Guide

Cool, shaded, dry conditions, away from vermin.

Warnings

Sutible for Cattle

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How to Buy

Packaged Locate a stockist in your local areaBulk Contact a local Riverina branch

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