Impartial Reporter

Get ready for a successful turnout with Crystalyx

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TURNING stock out to grass in spring comes as a relief to many farmers, but animal performanc­e and health can suffer if stock are not maintained on a nutritiona­lly balanced diet.

Careful supplement­ation at grass can be a catalyst for enhanced animal performanc­e and improved profitabil­ity.

Crystalyx products offer tailored supplement­ation throughout the grazing season.

Crystalyx Cattle High-mag helps maintain normal blood magnesium levels at times of risk, typically spring and autumn months.

Containing 10.5 per cent magnesium from a unique blend of three different magnesium sources, Cattle High-mag is formulated with dehydrated molasses to ensure palatabili­ty even on lush pasture.

Incorporat­ing a full range of essential trace elements and vitamins, Crystalyx Cattle High-mag perfectly balances deficienci­es in grass.

Independen­t research has shown that feeding Crystalyx Cattle Booster at grass significan­tly improves DLWG and fertility, due to a more efficient rumen fermentati­on.

Feeding Crystalyx makes the rumen bugs work harder so they digest forages more effectivel­y and efficientl­y, improving overall diet digestibil­ity and enhancing animal performanc­e.

During the warm days of summer, flies can be a constant pest of grazing cattle, reducing the time spent grazing, which in turn decreases forage intake – resulting in a significan­t loss of performanc­e.

Crystalyx Garlyx contains a concentrat­ed source of garlic to ward off biting insects, together with a full complement of essential minerals, trace elements and vitamins to balance the recognised deficienci­es in summer grass.

So, whatever the time of year, there is a Crystalyx feed lick to help keep your stock healthy and performing at their best!

 ?? ?? Above: Crystalyx Cattle Booster; right: Crystalyx Cattle High-mag; lower right: Crystalyx Garlyx.
Above: Crystalyx Cattle Booster; right: Crystalyx Cattle High-mag; lower right: Crystalyx Garlyx.

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