Field & Farm All Stock 12 Pellet
| Life Stage: | Adult |
|---|---|
| Packaging: | 50-lb |
Field & Farm All Stock 12 PEL is a pelleted feed for the maintenance of mature cattle, horses, goats, sheep, buffalo, donkeys and mules. This feed may also be used as a partial roughage extender.
- Pelleted Form - High quality ingredients in a pelleted form that helps prevent animal sorting of ingredients.
- Balanced Calcium and Phosphorus - Ensures proper calcium to phosphorus ratio and guards against deficiencies.
- Added Vitamins A - Provides a supplemental source to help guard against deficiencies and maintain optimal health and metabolism.
- No Added Copper - Can be safely fed to sheep.
| Crude Protein, min | 12.00% |
| Crude Fat, min | 2.50% |
| Crude Fiber, max | 15.00% |
| Acid Detergent Fiber, max | 19.00% |
| Neutral Detergent Fiber, max | 40.00% |
| Calcium, min | 0.70% |
| Calcium, max | 1.20% |
| Phosphorus, min | .060% |
| Salt, min | 0.80% |
| Salt, max | 1.30% |
| Potassium, min | 0.90% |
| Selenium, min | 0.4 ppm |
| Zinc min | 120 ppm |
| Vitamin A, min | 4,000 IU/lb |
Field & Farm All Stock 12 PEL pelleted feed is designed to be fed to livestock as a grain ration where only maintenance is desired. This feed may also be sued as a partial roughage extender. One pound of Field & Farm All Stock 12 will replace about 1.5 lbs. mixed hay, mostly grass.
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