Products
Multi Nuts
Old Mill Multi Nuts are a rich source of starch and energy suitable for feeding to all classes of ruminant animals. Ideally suited to help increase weight gain, Old Mill Multi Nuts can also be
used to help overcome a feed shortage.
Old Mill Multi Nuts are made to compliment the forages available on your property. Feed pasture and silage ad lib.
Introduce Old Mill Multi Nuts gradually, slowly increasing the amount fed every two to three days, so that target feed intakes are reached after two to three weeks.
Make sure all animals have access to Old Mill Multi Nuts at the same time to prevent over consumption.
Ensure clean fresh water is available at all times.
Typical Analysis:
| Typical Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Minimum Crude Protein (%) | 12 |
| Maximum Crude Fat (%) | 4 |
| Maximum Crude Fibre (%) | 10 |
| Maximum Salt (%) | 10 |
How much should I feed?
- The correct amount to feed depends on the class of animal, it’s size, whether it is dry, pregnant or lactating, the amount of other feed on offer and expected performance.
Sheep (Up to 40kg) – Up to to 100g per head per day.
Sheep (Over 40kg) – Between 100g to 200g per head per day.
Goats – Between 150g to 400g per head per day.
Deer – Between 100g to 500g per head per day.
Cattle (Weaners) – Up to 2kg per head per day.
Cattle (Steers, Heifers & Bulls) – Up to 3kg per head per day.
Ingredients
All Old Mill Feeds are made with non- GE grains and protein meals.
Wheat, barley, grain by-products, canola meal, peas, limestone, salt, dicalcium phosphate, flavourings, vitamins and trace minerals.
