Feeding programs for cattle

One of the most important sectors in agriculture worldwide remains cattle farming, both for dairy and meat production. Among the key aspects of animal health (cows, calves, bulls), high productivity, and quality of milk and meat is healthy and proper animal nutrition.

Balanced and high-quality compound feeds Vitagro Nutrition contain all the necessary nutrients that have a positive impact on:

• Animal health – thanks to the content of probiotics, acidifiers, and mycotoxin adsorbents, the risks of diseases are reduced, immunity is strengthened, and beneficial microflora is supported.
• Increased productivity and profitability – due to balanced feeding, weight gain in cattle improves significantly and milk yields increase.
• Young animal development – a properly selected diet from the first days of a calf’s life promotes healthy and rapid growth and development.
• Product quality – proper and beneficial nutrition ensures an excellent end result, namely tasty milk and meat.

Don’t waste money on treating cattle – invest in effective and optimal feeding instead.

To increase milk and meat productivity in cattle, it is necessary to consider not only their genetic characteristics, breed, and age but also to constantly monitor the quality and composition of feeds. Even the most productive animal can lose its potential without complete and proper nutrition, appropriate housing conditions, and care. The nutritional value of the feed plays a crucial role in increasing milk yields, so farm owners must constantly monitor the balance of the animals’ diet.

Complete compound feeds from Vitagro Nutrition are developed with consideration for the needs of dairy cows, calves, and bulls, allowing farm owners to obtain high-quality products. Our compound feeds, premixes, and protein-vitamin-mineral supplements (PVMS) meet all customer demands, as they are produced with modern equipment using the highest quality raw materials. Moreover, all feed components are safe and do not pose risks for future diseases that could negatively affect animal health and overall production.

Only healthy animals achieve maximum productivity and deliver high-quality, delicious products. That’s why a complete diet is the most important component contributing to the success of any farm.

When forming a complete daily diet for cows, calves, or bulls, it is important to ensure that the feed includes the main types: roughage, concentrates, and succulent feed. Vitagro Nutrition produces compound feeds, premixes, and PVMS based on such needs and requirements, in accordance with high-quality standards.

All feeds are developed according to the physiological needs of animals and include selected cereal crops, legumes, oilseeds, and natural additives approved by the company’s veterinary service. Our efforts aim to help every livestock farm owner unlock the potential of their animals while preserving and strengthening their health to grow their business.

PVMS – a mix of concentrated biologically active components designed to provide pigs with essential amino acids, vitamins (A, D, B, K), and minerals. High efficiency of using these supplements is observed only when mixed with the main feed, which ensures the animal’s healthy condition, strengthens the immune system, and improves productivity and reproductive ability.

Compound feed – a uniform (pelleted, loose, or granulated) product composed of various feed mixtures pre-formulated to optimize the feeding dose for poultry. Combined feeds fully provide birds with nutritional, mineral, and biologically active substances.

Premixes – supplements that include a complex of vitamins, minerals, special fillers, and biologically active substances. They are added to the main feed to ensure animals or poultry consistently receive the right amount of all nutrients contained in the premixes. Typically, premixes are added at a ratio of 1% (10 kg) per 1 ton of feed.

At different times, optimal rations follow different feeding norms. However, it’s important to remember that feed changes should be made carefully, as sudden changes can harm productivity. Therefore, consistent feeding with complete compound feeds is the most optimal solution for cattle.