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Yak-Gro   Yak Calf Milk Replacer 


The Yak-Gro milk replacer was formulated to provide the nutritional needs of Yak calf.

 

This all-milk product is able to mimic the dam's milk and allow a great growth to the offspring.

 

Useful Links

Indigenous knowledge of yak breeding and cross-breeding

Tibetan Yak

 

photo courtesey of BOS G Farms Quebec


Technical Specifications


Guaranteed Analysis

This feed contains added selenium at 0.3 mg/kg

Crude Protein

(Minimum)

31%

Protein from milk sources

(Minimum)

31%

Crude Fat

(Minimum)

34%

Crude Fibre

(Maximum)

0.15%

Ash

(Maximum)

6.0%

Calcium

(Actual)

0.8%

Phosphorus

(Actual)

0.7%

Vitamin A

(Minimum)

40,000 IU/kg

Vitamin D3

(Minimum)

4,000 IU/kg

Vitamin E

(Minimum)

80 IU/kg

 

 

Grober Mixing Chart for 1 litre Yak-Gro

1. MEASURE

2. MIX

3. ADD

4. FEED

195g of powder per litre of solution (A scale provides a best precision)

 

 

with 0.5 litre hot water (60°C) for 3 minutes using a good whisk or a paint mixer

0.45 litre cool water and mix for 1 minute

(Total 1 litre)

The milk solution at a temperature of 38-40°C

(body temperature) (thermometer provides best results).

 

Colostrum

  • The newborn calf should be fed maternal colostrum (first mothers milk) in the first 24 hours.

  • This will help provide protection against future infections, particularly if the colostrum is fed before 12 hours.

  • If the mother's colostrum is not available, the second option is to use cow’s colostrum.

  • If also not available, use a commercial colostrum replacer product.

 

General recommendations

  • Start feeding milk replacer once newborn has received colostrum.

  • Quantities offered should be adjusted to weight, increasing gradually from birth to weaning.

  • Any change in the feeding schedule should be done with judgement, according to growth and size.

  • Weigh calves regularly to ensure that milk intake is adequate

  • Reconstituted Yak-Gro may be refrigerated up to 24 hours. Discard any unused portion after 24 hours.

  • The quantity of milk replacer fed to the calf will vary depending on health, size and availability of mother's milk.

  • The milk replacer solution can be served in a nipple bottle or in an open bucket (older than 2 weeks).

  • Do not leave the milk in an open bucket for more than 2 hours.

  • Clean and rinse ALL feeding utensils in hot soapy water and rinse thoroughly after each feeding.

  • Consult your veterinarian for any signs of disease, fever, parasites, etc.
     

Starter ration, water, forage and weaning

  • If a starter ration is available, offer small quantities daily.

  • Offer good quality roughage (leafy material) and/or pasture on a free choice basis.

  • Fresh, clean water should be always be available, particularly when consuming a significant amount of solids.
     

NOTE: Store this product in a cool dry location, protected from the sun. To maintain freshness, keep partially used bag closed tightly after opening and store in a plastic container.

CAUTION: Directions for use must be carefully followed.

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Liability Disclaimer: Because individual results may vary due to management, environment, genetic, health and sanitation differences, Grober Inc. and its distributors do not warrant or guarantee individual results.

 

 

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