Cattle Grazers® Mineral supplement delivers the nutritional support your cattle need to maximize their profit potential. The benefits of using Cattle Grazers® Mineral include greater palatability to improve intake, optimized utilization of forages, and vital nutrients that may be lacking in the diet.
Cattle Grazers® Mineral supplement provides all the major minerals, trace minerals and key vitamins your cattle need without the losses you can experience with non-weatherized mineral.
Minerals support various functions in cattle, and mineral deficiencies can result in unsatisfactory production results. By supplementing the ration with Cattle Grazers® Mineral you ensure your cattle have everything they need for healthy growth, development, and feed efficiency.
All-Weather® Technology
With weatherized mineral, you can better manage intake and cut losses
Cattle cannot get the full benefit of minerals when moisture from rain and humidity causes those minerals to clump or wind blows them out of the feeder. Cargill’s innovative All-Weather® Technology in mineral formulas like Cattle Grazers® Mineral helps make sure that more of the mineral is available to beef cattle.
With weatherized mineral, costs from mineral loss and decreased productivity are reduced and intake is measured and managed more accurately. You can be sure that the mineral fed to your cattle actually does its job.
Reduces costs
Compared to non-weatherized mineral products, using a Cattle Grazers® Mineral formulated with All-Weather® Technology is worth $120 to $180 per ton of mineral product fed due to direct costs from mineral loss. All-Weather® Technology also can help reduce indirect costs from losses in cattle productivity due to insufficient mineral consumption.
Better manage mineral intake
Most often, mineral intake is measured and managed through determining the amount of mineral that remains in the feeder, and lost mineral is often mistaken for intake. By using Cattle Grazers® Mineral containing All-Weather® Technology, more mineral remains in the feeder and available to your cattle. This gives you a more accurate residual measurement for improved intake management. You can be sure that the mineral you feed actually goes into your cattle.