SHEEP GENERAL : UREA WARNING (only where and if appropriate/applicable) • Vinegar is an effective remedy against NPN poisoning. Mix with an equal amount of water. Dose half a bottle per calf or large sheep or 2 - 4 bottles per head of cattle (1 bottle = 750 ml). • Protect this farm feed against rain. NPN is soluble and animals drinking such a solution could be poisoned. • This feed contains a NPN source - feed strictly according to feed recommendation. Do not feed this farm feed indiscriminately with other NPN containing farm feeds. Consult an animal scientist. • Good quality roughage and/or grazing should always be available. • When replacing a NPN-free feed with a NPN consisting feed, it is recommended to feed an adaptation period of 4 - 6 days, in which the feed is mixed 50/50.
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SHEEP GENERAL: UREA WARNING (only where and if appropriate/applicable)
• Vinegar is an effective remedy against NPN poisoning. Mix with an equal amount of water. Dose half a bottle per calf or large sheep or 2 - 4 bottles per head of cattle (1 bottle = 750 ml).
• Protect this farm feed against rain. NPN is soluble and animals drinking such a solution could be poisoned.
• This feed contains a NPN source - feed strictly according to feed recommendation. Do not feed this farm feed indiscriminately with other NPN containing farm feeds. Consult an animal scientist.
• Good quality roughage and/or grazing should always be available. • When replacing a NPN-free feed with a NPN consisting feed, it is recommended to
feed an adaptation period of 4 - 6 days, in which the feed is mixed 50/50.
GUIDELINES:
FEEDLOT (SHEEP): The following actions are of critical importance to take into consideration when feeding animals in a feedlot:- a) treatment of parasites, internally and externally, b) vaccinating against pulpy kidney and other respiratory illnesses (contact your
veterinarian). c) when growth stimulants are used. Adaptation (10 - 14 days): Sheep eat 3,5 - 4,2% of their body weight. Adaptation of animals, which grazes on a diet of grain(s), is a very important aspect of the results achieving in a feedlot. Start with Sheep Grower at 400 grams per lamb per day – ½ thereof in the mornings and the other ½ in the afternoons. Increase the portion with 100 grams per lamb per day until lambs/sheep are eating ad lib (ad libitum – at pleasure). Lucerne, or any other high quality roughage, must be available ad lib for the first 14 days. Manger space: 20cm per animal during an adaptation phase 10cm per animal after adaptation phase Floor space: 1,5 - 2,5m² per animal Drinking water: Clean water mangers twice daily. Lambs drink 4 - 6 litre water per day. LAMBS – CREEPING FEED: ADVANTAGES OF USE CREEPING FEED:-
- Promotes rumen development - Lambs will grow faster - Lambs will wean easier without weaning shock - Lambs will weigh heavier at weaning time and adapt more easily to/in feedlot - A must in the early weaning system -
Troughs - for creeping feeds - must preferably have the facility to be covered so that it could
not get wet when raining. Openings of these troughs must be 18cm for merino sheep especially, and for mutton thoroughbreds 20 - 22cm. TW LAMB CREEPING MEAL/CRUMBS: Composition:
NUTRITION SPECIFICATIONS UNIT MIN/MAX Protein 180 g/kg Min Moisture 120 g/kg Min Fat 25/70 g/kg Min/Max Fibre 150 g/kg Max Calcium 10 g/kg Max Phosphate 4,0 g/kg Min
Recommendation: Supply creeping feed in troughs/trays to lambs from 5 days after lambing season commences (especially to multiples). No adaptation is needed when feeding starts on the aforesaid age. Provide free access to lamb creeping feed and make sure that troughs/trays are always full (of feed). Benefits: A urea free product with high quality bypass-protein and lucerne, which will promote muscle growth in young lambs. Usage: Supply to lambs until the age of ±50 days and then switch over to TW Sheep Grower. TW SHEEP GROWER MEAL/PELLETS {also known as RAM, LAMB & EWE MEAL/PELLETS} [V21256]: Composition:
NUTRITION SPECIFICATIONS UNIT MIN/MAX Protein 150 g/kg Min Protein from NPN 9,6 % Max Energy 11,4 MJ/kg Min Moisture 120 g/kg Min Fat 43,2 g/kg Min Fibre 55,4 g/kg Max Calcium 8,1 g/kg Max Phosphate 3,8 g/kg Min
Benefits: With the high percentage of quality bypass of protein in this product, which is derived from a wide range of natural protein, it makes it one of the most versatile and effective products available. Recommendation:- Use as/for -
• A creeping feed from the age of 50 days until after weaned. • An adaptation ration but can be used for lambs light in weight - <32kg - in a feedlot
system. • Feedlot ration for mutton breeds which has the inclination to become too fat. • For the outgrow of stud rams for auctions and exhibitions/shows. • Sufficient good quality roughage must be readily available at all times. • Provide free access to feed.
TW SHEEP FINISHER {also known as RAM, LAMB & EWE finisher} [V16691]: Composition:
NUTRITION SPECIFICATIONS UNIT MIN/MAX Protein 130 g/kg Min Protein from NPN 11,7 % Max Energy 11,4 MJ/kg Min Moisture 120 g/kg Min Fat 25/70 g/kg Min/Max Fibre 150 g/kg Max Calcium 15 g/kg Max Phosphate 3 g/kg Min
Benefits: It is a very tasty product and the good balance between natural protein and energy levels, within this product, ensure high growth, optimal slaughter percentage and very good carcass qualities. Recommendations: Sheep finisher is a ration for feedlot purposes, which is used to finish off lambs and fully grown animals ready to be slaughtered.
• During the first 2 weeks additional roughage must be given to adapt animals. • Animals must be fully adapted on/with TW Sheep finisher and then afterwards on
an ad lib basis (see adaptation information under feedlots on page 2). • Adaptation of animals is utterly important.
• Apply proper feed manger management and monitor intake to immediately
observe possible diseases. TW SHEEP GROWER HPC {also known as RAM, LAMB & EWE GROWER HPC} [V22965]: Composition:
NUTRITION SPECIFICATIONS UNIT MIN/MAX Protein 340 g/kg Min Protein from NPN 26,53 % Max Energy 9 MJ/kg Min Moisture 120 g/kg Min Fat 25/75 g/kg Min/Max Fibre 120 g/kg Max Calcium 40 g/kg Max Phosphate 7 g/kg Min
Benefits: This product is very tasty and contains high quality natural protein and very low NPN-protein. Mixtures: (1) (2) (3) TW Sheep Grower HPC 250kg 250kg 350kg Molasses meal 80kg 80kg 80kg Lucerne 150kg 80kg 120kg Maize 520kg 590kg 450kg
Composition:
NUTRITION (1) (2) (3) UNIT MIN/MAX
Protein 150 145 175 g/kg Min Protein from NPN 12,6 13 15,1 % Max Energy 10,75 11 10,5 MJ/kg Min Moisture 120 120 120 g/kg Min Fat 33 33 32 g/kg Min Fibre 75 60 70 g/kg Max Calcium 12,7 11,8 16 g/kg Max Phosphate 3,5 3,6 4 g/kg Min Recommendation: 1. Mix this concentrate product well together with other prescribed raw materials. 2. A ration for adaptation in feedlots, as well as for the outgrow of stud animals for
auctions and/or shows/exhibitions (lucerne, or other high quality roughage, must be available, ad lib).
3. It is a ration for feedlots after adaptation and for mutton breeds which have the inclination to become too fat.
4. Creeping feed ration for self mixing. [Telwiedrè Lamb Creep is more suitable in the initial stages as the above-mentioned mixture.] TW SHEEP FINISHER HPC {also known as RAM, LAMB & EWE finisher HPC} [V22966]: Composition:
NUTRITION SPECIFICATIONS UNIT MIN/MAX Protein 300 g/kg Min Protein from NPN 39,6 % Max Moisture 120 g/kg Min Fat 25 / 75 g/kg Min/Max Fibre 120 g/kg Max Calcium 40 g/kg Max Phosphate 7 g/kg Min
Benefits: The palatability of this product ensure high intake and, furthermore, uniform mixing thereof also ensure a constant intake of well mixed feed. Excellent growth, high slaughter percentage and good carcass qualities are achieved by using this product. Mixtures:
Composition:
NUTRITION (1) (2) (3) UNIT MIN/MAX
Protein 140 135 110 g/kg Min Protein from NPN 22 22,8 22 % Max Energy 10,7 11 10,5 MJ/kg Min Moisture 120 120 120 g/kg Min Fat 30 33 33 g/kg Min Fibre 80 65 72 g/kg Max Calcium 10 9,4 6,9 g/kg Max Phosphate 3,5 3,5 3,2 g/kg Min
1. Adaptation ration for animals in feedlots. 2. Finisher ration for lambs in feedlots. 3. Finisher ration for full-grown animals in feedlots.
TW LAMB SHED CRUMBS [V23927]: Ewes with twins: Ewes must be adapted by making use of TW Lamb Shed Crumbs for optimal utilization and consumption of nutritional stuffs within these crumbs. The adaptation has the effect that ewes will produce efficient milk and that they will receive strong, healthy lambs from 4 – 5 kg, when born. This young lambs will have a much better chance to survive and the wean weight will also be heavier. When the feeding with TW Lamb Shed Crumbs commences, all lick additives must stop. Adapt as follows:- 4 weeks prior to casting the young – 500 grams per day 3 weeks prior to casting the young – 750 grams per day 2 weeks prior to casting the young – 1 kg per day 1 week prior to casting the young – 1,25 kg per day After lambing, ewes with twins must be fed 2,5 kg per ewe per day for 75 days until lambs are weaned. Licks must be given for the other part of the 8 month cycle, i.e. 4½ months, at an average of 300 grams per day. Lamb must have access to TW Creeping pellets before they are leaving the sheds, where lambing has taken place, on day 3 – 5. A lamb utilizes ±25 kg creeping pellets up until weaned. Ewes with single lambs: Adapt as follows:- 2 weeks prior to casting lambs – 500grams per day 1 week prior to casting lambs – 750grams per day 3 days in lambing sheds – 2kg per ewe per day If sufficient food for ewes with single lambs lacks/is not available, 1 kg TW Lamb shed crumbs per day may be fed. For the other 4½ months of the 8 month cycle, lick must be given at ±300 grams per ewe per day.
NUTRITION SPECIFICATIONS UNIT MIN/MAX Crude Protein 185 g/kg Min
Protein from NPN 8,5 % Energy 10 MJ/kg Fat 35 g/kg Min/Max Fibre 110 g/kg Max Calcium 12 g/kg Max Phosphate 4,2 g/kg Min
MIXTURE 1: Use as a lick for animals grazing on Karooveld, as well as on the Highveld with its natural pastures in summer. MIXTURE 2: Use in the same conditions as mention in mixture 1 above. Recommendation is to use this mixture for ewes with multiple lambs. MIXTURE 3: Use as a lick whilst grazing on oats, red grass, soya bean residues and other planted pastures.
MIXTURE 4: Same as in 3 above but high intake is achieved which is ideal for ewes with multiple lambs. MIXTURE 5: Use as a support/sustenance lick for animals on dry winter pastures and crop residues. MIXTURE 6: For the finishing off of lambs on green planted pastures. MIXTURE 7: Use in winter for animals on dry grass veldt, or grazing on crop residues, as a lactating lick, or as a stimulating feed, as well as for the finishing off of young ewes and rams. TW LAND LICK: With grazing maize [“weimielies”]:-
NUTRITION
Energy (ME) 6.29 MJ/kg Crude protein 303.37 g/kg Protein from NPN 59.6 % Calcium 34.97 g/kg Phosphate 4.61 g/kg
Benefits:-
• Already mixed • Contain “buffers/bumpers” to prevent acidosis • Flow easily through self-feeders
Protein (%) 15.89 15.42 Energy (MJ/kg) 9.95 10.06 Calcium (g/kg) 11.70 12.86 Phosphate (g/kg) 2.99 2.84 Fibre (g/kg) 127.29 116.34
Full feed which can be given to ewes in lamb sheds, as well as for ewes with multiple lambs, which need additional supplements. Use in the same way as the recommendations with TW Lamb shed crumbs.
1000 1000 Energy ME (MJ/kg) 10,53 10,8 Protein (%) 18,2 18,3 Calcium (g/kg) 16 12 Phosphate (g/kg) 3,6 4,5
Urea free
SHEEP FEEDLOT:
MIXTURE:
Lambs <32kg: TW Sheep grower HPC 250 kg Molasses meal 80 kg Lucerne 150 kg Maize 520 kg
1000 kg
Energy ME (MJ/kg) 10,5 Protein (%) 17 Calcium (g/kg) 15 Phosphate (g/kg) 3,2 Fibre (g/kg) 75
Lambs >32kg: TW Sheep finisher HPC 250 kg Molasses meal 80 kg Lucerne 80 kg Maize 590 kg
1000 kg
Energy ME (MJ/kg) 11,02 Protein (%) 13,6 Calcium (g/kg) 9,5 Phosphate (g/kg) 3,5 Fibre (g/kg) 65
Adapt as follows:- Make “long hay” (grass) or lucerne available, ad lib, and start with concentrated feeds at 400 grams per lamb per day and increase the amount/quantity by 100 grams per day afterwards.
EWES: EWES WITH TWINS: Ewes must be adapted with TW Lamb shed crumbs for optimal utilization and digestion of nutrients within the crumbs. The adaptation causes that the ewes produce sufficient and enough milk, and that strong healthy lambs of 4 – 5kg are born. They will have a better chance of survival and will reach heavier weaning weights as a result. When starting with the TW Lamb shed crumbs, all lick additions must stop. Adapt as follows:- 4 weeks before lambing - 500 gram per day 3 weeks before lambing - 750 gram per day 2 weeks before lambing - 1 kg per day 1 week before lambing - 1,25 kg per day After lambing, ewes with twins must receive 2,5kg per ewe per day (of the product) for 75 days until lambs are weaned. For the remaining 4½ months of the 8 month lambing cycle, lick must be given at an average of 300 grams per day. Lambs must have free access to the TW Lamb shed crumbs before leaving the lamb sheds on day 3 – 5. A lamb utilizes ±25kg creeping crumbs until weaned. EWES WITH SINGLES: Adapt as follows:- 2 weeks before lambing - 500 gram per day 1 week before lambing - 750 gram per day 3 days in lamb sheds - 2 kg per ewe per day If there is not enough food available for ewes with singles, 1 kg TW Lamb shed crumbs per day can be given to ewes. For the remaining 4½ months of the 8 month cycle a lick must be given at ±300 gram per ewe per day.
SHEEP – CRAWLING FEED EWES: The higher the weaning percentage and weaning weight are, the greater the profit will be. A successful harvest of lambs already starts 6 weeks prior to births. Up to 80% of all lamb mortalities have a direct correlation with the feeding of the ewes during the last few weeks of pregnancy and immediately after lambing. With the right feeding program during the last stadia of pregnancy the udder development will be better, the quantity and quality of colostrums milk will be better and the milk production will be higher. The result will be a better immune system amongst the lambs and heavier wean weights. 85% of fetus growth takes place during the last 2 months of pregnancy which will limit the rumen capacity of the ewes, as well as the amount of food eaten – especially with ewes with twins.
FETUS DEVELOPMENT DURING PREGNANCY
Telwiedrè Feeds has got a full range of lick products for all types of pastures which can meet the need of every ewe. With a combination of soya oil cake, full fat soya, sunflower oil cake and gluten 20 high levels of flow through (bypass) protein are supplied. The following licks can be used as a stimulating feed, or steam up lick, or lactating lick:- TELWIEDRÈ EWE LICK – recommended for winter months when animals are grazing on harvest remains, or on dry winter pastures or on autumn veldt. TELWIEDRÈ MISPA SUPER 18 – recommended for animals on green pastures and early summer veldt. TELWIEDRÈ GREEN PASTURE LICK – recommended for animals on high quality green pastures which provide sufficient food.
MILK PRODUCTION
LAMBS: Ewes reach their peak milk production at ±3 to 4 weeks after lambing. Ewes on a low nutrient level reach their peak milk production approximately one week earlier. After peak phase the milk production decreases and the nutritional needs of lambs increase. Lambs are growing on their maximum genetic potential if ewes are at their peak/top milk production stadium. With the right creeping feeds lambs will maintain this growth potential when the milk production of ewes declines. At the age of 4 – 6 weeks 50% of the nutritional needs of the lambs will be supplied through other sources than only from the milk of the ewes. It emphasizes the fact that good food and creeping feed have a result of a higher weaning weight. The rumen capacity of lambs is still small and not yet fully developed at this age. So if ewes graze on poor pastures, lamb growth will drop because of a lack of sufficient nutrients, if crawling feeds are not provided with it. Green fresh fodder limits the rumen capacity of the lamb and the high moisture content of the feed limits the amount of nutrients that can be taken. Creeping feed can be given from the 10th day onwards. At first the intake will be very low – the benefit is that the older lambs will teach the young ones to go through the gates to the food. Creeping feed must always be fresh, from a very high quality and preferably urea free for up to the age of 60 days. Creep feed troughs must be placed in such a way that lambs have free access to it. It should be placed either near water, or lick bowls or where ewes are sleeping. Feeding space must preferably 5cm per lamb with a minimum of 2,5cm per lamb. TELWIEDRÈ LAMB CREEPING CRUMBS, which contains 18% protein and are urea free, can be given up till 60 days of age. TELWIEDRÈ SHEEP GROWER PELLETS, which contains 15% protein, with 91% natural protein, can be given from 60 days of age onwards until weaned. THE TABLE UNDERNEATH WILL SET OUT THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON THE FEED TURNOVER EFFICIENCY (KG FEED
INTAKE PER KG MASS GAIN) OF LAMBS [VOSLOO 1982]
Age (days) Mass (kg) Feed turnover(kg/kg) 0 - 42 4.5-15 1.0:1
42 - 60 15-20 3.0:1
60 - 80 20-25 3.5:1
80 -100 25-30 4.0:1
100 -120 30-35 4.5:1
120 -140 35-40 5.0:1
140 -160 40-45 5.5:1
Lambs are eating an average of 300 to 350g of creeping feed per day, which has the effect of ±25kg to 30kg of creeping feed up until weaned. The quantity of creeping feed that is utilized, vary and is influence by the following factors:- 1. Quality and quantity of pastures 2. Wean age 3. Single or multiple offspring 4. Nutritional status of ewes (sufficient lick). 5. Palatability of creeping feed THE TABLE UNDERNEATH WILL SET OUT CREEPING FEED INTAKES, LAMB MASS AND CREEPING FEED
INTAKE UP TILL BODY MASS OF LAMBS AT DIFFERENT AGE LEVELS, WHICH IS RECEIVING CREEPING FEED AD LIB
BENEFITS OF CREEPING FEED: - contribute to rumen development which consists of two aspects, i.e. firstly the physical size and volume and secondly the thickening of the rumen “wall”, as well as the development and lengthening of the rumen papillae (viz. small fingerlike projections,
which are flattened -approximately 5 mm in length and 3 mm wide). Especially grains are primarily responsible for the development of the rumen. - Lambs grow much better and can weigh up to 10 to 20% heavier at the same age and sometimes even more. - Lambs can be marketed earlier – between 28 and 50 days – which make early weaning easier. - When lambs are weaned earlier it gives ewes longer periods to rest which lead to better condition during the next mating season – that will increase lamb percentage during the next cycle. - Lambs are weaned much easier and will have no, or very low, weaning shock. - There will be no need to adapt lambs to be round off in a feedlot system, with the pre- requisite that creeping feed is available ad lib. - Higher profits are achieved in the feedlot because the feeding time of lambs is shorter. - Female lambs, which receive creeping feed, have got a higher lifetime-re-production capability because of higher ovulation rate. - Harness the positive feed conversion ratio of young lambs to produce more meat per kg feed fed. - Certain feedlots pay a premium for lambs which are fed on creeping feed.
RESULTS ACHIEVE WITH CREEPING FEED ON MUTTON MERINO LAMBS: Ewes lamb from 1 August up to 10 September annually. They graze on green/fresh fodder (soilage) until end August and then on Smutsvinger pastures with Telwiedrè Mispah Super 18 lick. 80 Ewes has got 106 lambs ∴ thus 132% wean percentage and ewes were on a 9
month lamb cycle. Start with the Telwiedrè Lamb Creeping product on the 18th of August up
until the 30th of October and then Telwiedrè Sheep grower when they are in the creep shed.
The largest lambs were weaned on 1 November and the rest on 15 November. Only ram
lambs were fed and slaughtering took place as follows:-
2 Dec. – average slaughter weight 27kg
7 Dec. – average slaughter weight 25,7kg
21 Dec. – average slaughter weight 23,4kg
18 Jan. – average slaughter weight 25kg
SAMM lambs have got the potential to reach a slaughter weight of 25kg on/over 120 days. If a
lamb weigh 50kg on/over 120 days, minus 5kg birth weight, SAMM lambs have the potential
to grow 375g per day from date of birth up to date of wean. Lambs ate 23kg creeping meal
per lamb till 30 October and 1,8kg grower meal per day in the shed/kraal. It is highly
profitable to utilize early growing potential of lambs.
Ewes start lambing on 1 April for the next 8 month cycle. Ewes were scanned during January
with the following results:-
Ewes with twins - 30%
Ewes with singles - 62.5%
Ewes without any lambs - 7.5%
From the above-mentioned results it is clearly visible that it will be very profitable to use
creeping feed.
NUTRITION IN AN INTENSIVE LAMBING SYSTEM
RAMS:
To have a highly fertile herd, highly fertile rams must be used or bought which can breed a
ewe offspring which is much more fertile. A ram contributes 75% of the genetic progress
within a herd. Scrotum circumference for mating time must be at least 35cm. Rams with
larger testis breed ewes with larger ovaries which ovulate earlier and secrets more egg cells.
Breeding rams must receive the right nutrition 2 months prior to mating time, because it
takes 63 days for a sperm to develop. Feed rams the TW SHEEP GROWER PELLETS at 2kg per
ram per day with good roughage, like lucerne, from 2 months prior to breeding season.
Exercise rams regularly and does the necessary fertility tests (rams).
EWES:
MATING TIME (0 – 50 DAYS):-
The condition of ewes throughout a year has got a great influence on the lamb percentage of
ewes in the herd. Multiple births are highly dependent on the conditions of ewes during
mating, because it is one of the main factors that determine ovulation rate.
EARLY AND MID PREGNANCY (50 – 100 DAYS):-
The following characteristics are positively influenced if ewes receive good nutrition at early
and mid pregnancy, when the placenta is developing:-
- Birth weight
- Wool production during lifetime
- Thickness of fibre
- Growth of lambs up till 12 – 15 months of age
- Lifetime re-production
- Milk production of ewes
LATE PREGNANCY (100 – 150 DAYS):-
72% of the growth of a lamb is developing during this period. Primary wool follicle
development is taking place now, as well as the development of colostrums and the amount of
milk produced during lactation. Ewes with twins must gain at least 15kg in weight during this
phase. Ewes, which lamb within a condition point of between 3 to 3,5, have got a minimum
lamb mortally. Just be careful for overweight ewes which tend to lead to metabolic
disturbances and milk fever.
NUTRITION:
MATING TIME:-
During preparation, feed ewes TW LAMB SHED CRUMBS with high quality roughage at 300 gram
per ewe per day. When ewes are sponged, increase intake to 500 gram per ewe per day.
When rams are removed, lower the intake to 300 gram per ewe per day for the following 2
weeks. Then change to TW SHEEP GROWER PELLETS at 300 gram per ewe per day with good
quality roughage or veldt pastures, or otherwise, remain on 500 gram per ewe per day if
roughage is too little or of a poor quality. Stay on this nutrition until 6 weeks prior to lambing
time.
LAMBING:-
From 6 weeks prior to lambing feed TW LAMB SHED CRUMBS as follows:-
- 6 weeks prior to lambing - 500 gram per ewe per day
- 5 weeks prior to lambing - 750 gram per ewe per day
- 4 weeks prior to lambing - 1,000 gram per ewe per day (2 feedings)
- 3 weeks prior to lambing - 1,25 kg per ewe per day (2 feedings)
- 2 weeks prior to lambing - 1,50 kg per ewe per day (2 feedings)
- Until lambing time - 1,50 kg per ewe per day (2 feedings)
After lambing time, give ewes TW LAMB SHED CRUMBS, ad lib, when in sheds. Intake varies from
2 – 3,5kg per ewe per day depending on the size of the ewe and the quantity of lambs she has
got. When ewes leave the sheds, give TW LAMB SHED CRUMBS at 2,5kg per ewe per day with
good roughage up till 4 – 6 days prior to wean of lambs. Withdraw all additional additives on
4 to 6 days prior to weaning to minimize the milk production of the ewes. Re-start at 300
gram per ewe per day from the fourth day after lambs are weaned.
LAMBS:
Lambs must received creeping feed from leaving the sheds – use TW LAMB CREEPING CRUMBS up
until the age of ±6 weeks and change to TW SHEEP GROWER PELLETS in troughs. After weaned,
the lambs must be placed in a feedlot – give it TW SHEEP GROWER PELLETS with lucerne for the
first 10 days, after which the lucerne must be taken away.
HPC’S:
Telwiedrè Feeds also have a full range of HPC-products (high protein concentrates) for home
