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The Effect Of Complexed Trace Mineral Nutrition On Dairy Production, With Special Emphasis On Reproductive Performance

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"AvailaMins Herd Performance programme for 365 days makes sense." (PDF | 78kB)

Dr. Bob Sadler

Dr. Bob is a veterinarian with a keen interest in trace mineral nutrition as it applies to the NZ dairy situation. For several years now, Bob has authored the “Talking About Trace Minerals” feature in the NZ Dairying Today magazine, where he explores and discusses many different questions, issues and factors regarding trace minerals for NZ dairy herds.

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Please Note
Antibiotic treatment of foot baths may not be approved in all countries.

This represents extra-label use of these products. Dairymen must consult with their veterinarian for proper labeling and further instruction

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Mastitis	Improving Mastitis Management Through Trace Mineral Nutrition
Reproduction	Complexed Trace Minerals Improve Reproductive Performance of Dairy Cattle
Stress	Impact of Stress on Response to Complexed Trace Minerals
Sulphates	Can Producers Attain the Same Level of Animal Performance With Inorganic Trace Minerals As Complexed Trace Minerals?
Transition	Trace Mineral Nutrition During the Transition Period
Equine	Demands of Equine Foot Function and Hoof Growth Require Proper Nutrition