尽量减少诊断过渡期问题所花费的时间
BIO-CHLOR™ 可为产前奶牛提供可代谢的蛋白质和负 DCAD，从而减少过渡期的挑战，增加初始奶量并延长奶牛寿命。
BIO-CHLOR
解决方案:
- 提高产前干物质摄入量 (DMI)，从而减少产后在诊断非喂养问题方面所花费的时间
- 节约诊断和治疗与过渡期相关的亚临床/临床问题所需的资源
- 配方稳定、适口的阴离子源可促进细菌生长，从而增强瘤胃功能并优化可代谢蛋白质 (MP)
- 提供持续酸化奶牛所需的负 DCAD
Increased Start-up Milk
Feeding BIO-CHLOR prepartum delivers higher start-up milk and 21-day yields than anionic salt diets formulated to the same negative DCAD level.
Reduced Transition Disease Incidence
A 42-study meta-analysis found that BIO-CHLOR supplementation not only improved milk production but also reduced total disease incidence per cow.
The ROI Opportunity Hidden in the Transition Period
When cows fail to receive adequate nutritional support during the transition period, the consequences compound quickly. When metabolizable protein (MP) needs are not met, cows enter lactation with depleted protein reserves, increasing the likelihood of reduced performance and transition-related challenges. The result can lead to:
- Increased treatment costs
- Greater labor requirements
- Higher culling and death loss of cows <60 DIM
- Lost production opportunities
- Reduced lifetime profitability
By delivering metabolizable protein and supporting a negative DCAD strategy, BIO-CHLOR helps cows enter lactation with the nutrients needed for stronger starts, better production, and improved profitability.
工具 和
资源
我们提供以下工具和资源，始终致力于帮助您提高动物的生产率。
- Anion, Vitamin E, and Se Supplementation of Diets for Close-Up Dairy Cows
- ARM & HAMMER Forage Testing Program Results
- Balancing Rations Using the Dynamics of Ruminal Fermentation
- BIO-CHLOR decreased metabolic disorders, improved milk production on three large commercial dairies_
- BIO-CHLOR Increases Crude Protein Digestion by 30_, Improves Bacterial Protein Production and Rumen Performance
- DCAD Guidelines - Peak Over 130 Pounds
- DCAD Research Summary
- DCAD_s Role on DMI and Milk Yield
- Effect of Anionic Supplementation
- Nutritional Management of Dairy Cows During the Transition Period
- Rumen Fermentation Education
- Use of Acidifying Diets for Prevention of Milk Fever in Dairy Cattle
- What_s Your DCAD Number_
