Introducing F1 Supa Fat, a high performance energy supplement for dairy cows. F1 Supa Fat helps to maintain cow condition, and in turn the longevity of animals. Less culling, udder and foot problems.
F1 Supa Fat will improve the appetite response of dairy cows. Studies have shown that a 0.5Kg feed rate can raise milk yields by up to 2 litres per cow after just ten days!
Reducing N.E.B. (negative energy balance) in early lactation also has been shown to improve conception rates. Cows that have been fed F1 Supa Fat have exhibited stronger bulling, and higher conception rates to the first service. This can increase the efficiency of a herd, as cows will be served earlier, and less semen straws have to be used.
F1 Supa Fat has been shown to improve yields of butterfat and protein, even in high-yielding animals.
F1 Sustain is a palm-free 50% supplement designed to drive yields and fertility.
Because of the high palatability of F1 Supa Fat & F1 Sustain, combined with the dryness of the product, expect the appetite response to be high, allowing for increased intakes, excellent feed conversion rates and increased milk yields, up to 2 litres per day after only 10 days!
F1 Supa Fat contains an even balance of C16 & C18 fatty acids. This explains why feeding F1 Supa Fat has been shown to improve yields of butterfat and protein, even in high-yielding animals!
Reducing N.E.B. (negative energy balance) in early lactation has been shown to improve conception rates. Cows fed F1 Supa Fat & F1 Sustain should exhibit stronger bulling and higher conception rates to the first service. (See also: F1 Elevator)
F1 Supa Fat is based on Refined Palm Fat, rich in C16 & C18 fatty acids, in a Maize Cob Meal, Wheat Feed, Lignocellulose & Glycerine carrier.
There are many benefits to feeding F1 Supa Fat & F1 Sustain in your ration:
F1 Supa Fat is an excellent choice for anyone trying to increase yields and milk quality whilst also aiding fertility response.
F1 Supa Fat will help to maintain cow condition, and in turn the longevity and productivity of the cows' life. Improved conditioning means less culling, udder problems and foot problems!
Cows that have been fed F1 Supa Fat have exhibited stronger bulling, and higher conception rates to the first service. This can increase the efficiency of a herd, as cows will be served earlier, and less semen straws have to be used. (See also: F1 Elevator)
Post calved cows need to be offered a very palatable, high-density ration. The graph opposite shows that the output increases as diet density increases.
The key point is that as the diet density increases we get extra performance from extra intake, low density diets will reverse the benefit.
F1 Supa Fat is exceptional in this respect because it is able to provide an active appetite stimulus where most other fats do not.
This sounds complex but it's just the nutritionists way of explaining what the animal does with its food!
Every animal prioritises its use of feedstuffs according to the main pathways:
When F1 Supa Fat is added to the ration the response varies according to the stage of lactation.
This simple principle allows you to work out what your main response is likely to be based on the average stage of lactation of the herd or feeding group.
F1 Supa Fat can be top-dressed or mixed into a TMR.
We recommend that you target Supa Fat between 0.35 and 0.5Kg per cow per day. Supa Fat gives the full palatability response at 2% of Dry Matter Intake. So targetting at 0.5Kg will give the desired effect. At this level the F1 Supa Fat will supply enough energy for more than 2.5 litres of milk.
| Average Days In Milk | F1 Supa Fat/Cow/Day |
|---|---|
| 0 - 100 | 0.5Kg |
| 100 - 150 | 0.4Kg |
| 150 - 200 | 0.35Kg |
| 200+ | Check cow condition |
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