MAG12-A new way to boost buterfats

Butterfats are often depressed at grazing and there are a number of reasons for this, many of which are well known. Grazing diets are commonly low in fibre which reduces butterfat production and milk fat synthesis will be blocked if rumen pH falls due to SARA. Read more.

Reducing milk fever at grass

Everyone involved with dairy cows is only too aware of the high risks of milk fever and metabolic disorders arising from an excess of calcium in the dry cow diet. And it’s not just a problem when grazing.

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Quality pays when creep feeding lambs

If you have limited grazing or poor quality silage and want to market your lambs sooner, then creep feeding might be the right option for you.

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Massey Feeds Turkey Feed Range

Farmers looking to exploit the turkey market need to start planning now to maximize returns as Massey Feeds Pig and Poultry Commercial Manager Mal Boocock explains.

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Turn grazing into cash

Feeding compounds specifically formulated to balance grazing are central to the management of a leading Cheshire dairy farming business.

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FiMLAC dairy range gets new premix

Alan Webster, Massey Feeds Ruminant Technical and Commercial Manager explains why our FiMLAC dairy range provides even better mineral nutrition for dairy cows.

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