Constant grain/pellet supplement improves rumen efficiency and profitability!
HOW DOES THE SYSTEM CONTROL INTAKE?
Feed falls from the hopper into a groove between two adjusters where stock lick it out using the saliva on their tongues to return it to their mouths.
Because saliva decreases with each lick, they are soon unable to access the feed.
The licking period is usually lasts 5-10 minutes between grazing. Depending on the field size, cattle go to the feeder 5-8 times/day
Changing the position of the adjusters changes the amount that stock can consume from the lowest setting of approx. 2lb/day for calves, 3lb/day for yearlings and 4lb/day for cows, up to a free- choice ration.
3IN1FEEDERS regularly conduct on-farm trials to provide our customers with the necessary facts to make informed decisions.
HOW DOES THE SYSTEM INCREASE PROFIT?
Creep Feeding
A recently conducted trial shows that while creep feeding is quite profitable, feeding a restricted ration of 3.1lb/ day of barley was $68.02/head more profitable than feeding oats free- choice at 4.5lb/day and $106.56/head more profitable than not creep feeding.
Calves fed barley improved growth rates and didn’t sell at a “pot-bellied” discount due to over-feeding.
Yearling Growing
Yearling cattle grazing on wheat crop or pasture supplemented with 3lb/day of wheat or pellets through 3IN1FEEDERS commonly grow an extra 1lb/day. If weight gain is $1.30/lb and wheat is $0.10/lb, income increases by $1/head/day. These yearlings have also been shown to consume 2/3 the amount of pasture/crop, allowing 50% more cattle grown per acre.
Cow Supplementation
Strategic supplementation of cows of 4lb/day, increases conception rates and helps early conception in the breeding period – important for future production.
Supplemented cows decrease pasture consumption and increase the potential cows per acre.
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