High Mag 14% Mineral

Available in 50 lb bag

Designed to supply cattle with a variety of vitamins and minerals

High concentration of magnesium helps to prevent Grass Tetany, a metabolic disease that is usually fatal
Designed to supply cattle with vitamins, and minerals that promote growth, improve fertility, and boost immunity
Designed to improve fertility, and boost immunity, while increasing magnesium levels to aid in the prevention of grass tetany
Contains calcium to promote bone growth, supplement lactating cattle, and aid in blood clotting, muscle contraction and much more

Product Description

It is important that your mineral is palatable. If your cattle do not eat sufficient amounts of free choice mineral then they are not benefiting from it. Tucker Milling, LLC takes pride in offering a mineral that is palatable, contains quality ingredients, and is economical.

The importance of added vitamins and minerals:

Calcium……Promotes bone growth, supplements lactating cattle, and aids in blood clotting, muscle contraction and much more.
Phosphorus….Works with calcium to promote bone growth and development and is required for growth and cellular metabolism.
Vitamin A….Essential for growth and reproduction, maintenance of epithelial tissues and bone development. Also aids in boosting immunity to prevent disease and infection
Vitamin D….Required for calcium and phosphorus absorption
Selenium…Prevents oxidative damage to body tissues, prevents white muscle disease. Works with vitamin E.
Zinc….Essential component of important enzymes. Also important for normal development and functioning of the immune system.

Grass Tetany

Grass Tetany is a metabolic disease that is usually fatal. It is a result of cattle grazing rapidly growing grasses (usually in the spring or fall) that lower the magnesium levels in the blood.

Ideal prevention of Grass tetany is to feed a 4% magnesium mineral year round along with other preventative measures (apply dolametic limestone to pastures and avoid grazing high risk pastures). This is especially important in herds that have a high percentage of older cows. Or producers can supply a high Magnesium (14%) prior to grazing high risk pastures.

Ingredients

Calcium Carbonate, Monocalcium Phosphate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Salt, Rice Mill By-Product, Magnesium Oxide, Iron Oxide, Manganese Sulfate, Manganous Oxide, Zinc Sulfate, Zinc Oxide, Ferrous Sulfate, Ferrous Carbonate, Copper Sulfate, Basic Copper Chloride, Ethylenediamine Dihydroiodide, Calcium Iodate, Cobalt Sulfate, Cobalt Carbonate, Sodium Selenite, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin D-3 Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Cane Molasses, Anise Oil.

Guaranteed Analysis

Calcium (Ca) Min 14.00%

Calcium (Ca) Max 16.80%

Phosphorus (P)Min 1.00%

Salt (NaCl) Min 16.80%

Salt (NaCl) Max 20.15%

Magnesium (Mg)Min 14.00%

Sulfur (S) Min 800 ppm

Fluorine (F) Max 100 ppm

Manganese (Mn) Min 230 ppm

Zinc (Zn) Min 400 ppm

Iron (Fe) Min 85 ppm

Copper (Cu) Min 100 ppm

Iodine (I) Min 6 ppm

Cobalt (Co) Min 6 ppm

Selenium (Se) Min 26 ppm

Vitamin A IU/Lb. Min 30,000

Vitamin D-3 IU/Lb. Min 7,500

Vitamin E IU/Lb. Min 7

Feeding Guide

TUCKER MILLING HI MAG 14 MINERAL is formulated to be fed to range or pasture cattle at approximately 2-4 ounces per head per day. If offered free choice it should be introduced gradually over a 14 day period. Offer 2 to 4 ounces per head per day during this period to avoid over consumption. Intakes may vary. Mineral consumption rates should be estimated on a monthly basis. If intakes are greater than 4 ounces per head per day more salt should be offered either free choice or mixed with the mineral. If intakes are less than 4 ounces per head per day, the amount of salt offered should be decreased. Provide clean, fresh water at all times. Supplemental mineral requirements of cattle vary be region, forage quality and season. Individual animal requirements may vary due to age, size, stage of growth or milk production.

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Feeding Guide