Milking feed
MILKMATE 35
Premium nutrition for sustained peak lactation
Product overview
MILKMATE 35 is designed for demanding stages of lactation when ordinary cattle feed may not provide sufficient energy and protein. Its concentrated nutrient profile and rumen-support ingredients help high-producing animals sustain output while maintaining health and body reserves.
Suitable for
High-yielding cows and buffaloes producing approximately 25-35+ litres
Key benefits
- Supports peak milk yield
- Helps limit excessive body-condition loss
- Supports milk fat and reproductive health
- Promotes efficient feed digestion
Typical nutritional specifications
| Crude Protein | 22-25% |
|---|---|
| Crude Fat | 4-5% |
| Crude Fibre | Below 10% |
| Calcium | Approximately 1% |
| Phosphorus | Approximately 0.5% |
| Moisture | 8-12% |
| Functional nutrition | Bypass protein and fat, yeast cultures, probiotics, prebiotics, vitamins and trace minerals |
Recommended feeding
- Provide approximately 2-3 kg daily for body maintenance.
- For milk production, use approximately 1 kg for every 2.5-3 litres of milk.
- For a cow producing 30 litres, the production portion may be around 10-12 kg, in addition to maintenance needs.
- Divide the calculated total across multiple feedings.
Feeding and management guidance
- Use only with adequate high-quality forage or silage and dry roughage.
- Increase concentrate gradually and never make sudden ration changes.
- Observe for signs of reduced cud chewing, loose dung or low appetite and seek professional advice when needed.
- Keep clean water available at all times.
Frequently asked questions
Who should use MILKMATE 35?
It is intended for high-producing cows and buffaloes, particularly animals in the 25-35 litre range whose ration needs greater nutrient density.
Does it replace forage?
No. It is a concentrate and must form part of a balanced ration containing sufficient effective fibre.
Please note: Use the final pack label as the controlling product specification. Adjust the complete ration to the animal and seek professional advice for high-yielding, pregnant, newly calved or unwell animals.
