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Formulated specifically for transition cows, this low DCAD feed aids calcium mobilisation when fed for up to 21 days prior to calving. Formulated to provide a source of starch and high quality proteins, this feed helps aid the transition from a dry cow to a milking cow.

To help encourage milk production and help balance conserved pasture available in early location, Sgt Dan Maxi Start Dairy Pellets is formulated to provide the right balance of vitamins and minerals to the animal.

Our Sgt Dan Spring Starter Dairy Pellets are designed to help cows with the particularly stressful location period. Proper management of cows in early lactation to help maximise intake and minimise body condition loss will help to set cows up for productive lactation.

Formulated using New Zealand grown grains, Sgt Dan Hokonui 120 Dairy Pellets provide a high quality source of starch and sugars for lactating cows on high protein, low dry matter pastures.

A moderately high protein supplement this feed is ideal for cows on low protein summer pasture or a diet high in low protein summer crops. Formulated with a variety of protein sources to meet the 19% minimum crude protein, the high quality grains used in the feed ensure palatability, while added macro and trace mineral help ensure that the cow’s requirements are met.

An ideal supplement for late lactation cows, this feed is designed to complement autumn pasture.

Designed specifically as a high protein supplement for winter milking herds this feed where low protein forages make up a large proportion of the diet, this feed is typical fed at 3 – 5kg per cow per day.

A combination of grains provide starch and sugar as the primary energy source while a variety of good quality protein meals provide a source of high quality protein.

The SGT Dan Spring No.1 Dairy pellets are a grain-based supplement that provides starch and sugars for lactating cows that are on high pastures with low dry matter. We include macro and trace minerals to ensure that the requirements of a spring calving dairy cow on pasture are met.