Undigested feed means wasted performance

Could you be earning more from your feed?

Have you considered how well your cattle’s diet is performing or being utilised?

Carrying out a simple digestion analysis or manure sieving can provide information on rumen fermentation and digestive function of cattle, helping diagnose areas for improvement in both ration formulation and management.

Finding a lot of grains or large fibre particles in the manure can indicate that the feed is not being retained in the rumen for an adequate amount of time or that it is not fully utilised while there.

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Could you be earning more from your feed?

Have you considered how well your cattle’s diet is performing or being utilised?

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