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PILGRIM'S 12% RECEIVING RATION MEDICATED
ACTIVE DRUG INGREDIENT
Chlortetracyclineb -- 70 g/ton
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
| Crude Protein, |
minimum... |
12.00% |
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| Crude Fat, |
minimum... |
3.00% |
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| Crude Fiber, |
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maximum... |
25.00% |
| Calcium, |
minimum... |
0.60% |
maximum... |
1.00% |
| Phosphorus, |
minimum... |
0.50% |
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| Salt, |
minimum... |
0.50% |
maximum... |
0.90% |
| Potassium, |
minimum... |
1.00% |
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| Copper, |
minimum... |
20 ppm |
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| Zinc, |
minimum... |
100 ppm |
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| Selenium, |
minimum... |
0.30 ppm |
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| Vitamin A, |
minimum... |
10000 IU/lb |
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| Vitamin D3, |
minimum... |
2000 IU/lb |
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| Vitamin E, |
minimum... |
20 IU/lb |
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KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- Medicated with chlortetracycline to aid in prevention and control of shipping fever
- Pelleted: Prevents sorting at the bunk. Thus, Since it takes 1 to 2 weeks to get stressed calves eating adequate amounts of feed, it is important that every bite be nutritionally balanced.
- All natural protein: Due to reduced rumen function, stressed calves cannot efficiently utilize high amounts of urea (non-protein nitrogen). Urea may also reduce intake.
- High in fiber but also high in energy: In general, as energy concentration of a receiving diet increases, morbidity and mortality increase. However, performance improves and cost of gain declines. Thus, one needs to provide a feed that provides a balance of fiber and energy.
- Contains 25% cottonseed hulls: Increases palatability, helps get calves started on feed.
- Contains 25% soybean hulls: Energy provided by "digestible fiber" as opposed to starch; does not reduce forage digestion or utilization like grain based feeds can.
- Contains optimal fortification of both vitamins (vitamins A, D and E) and trace minerals: Helps stimulate immune system.
- Contains organic zinc in the form of zinc methionine: More available source of zinc to help stimulate immune system.
- Contains yeast culture: Helps repopulate rumen and stimulate intake.
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