Small Holder Range Ewe Nuts

o Suitable for ewes around lambing
o Can be used as a maintenance feed
o All essential vitamins and minerals
o Supports healthy development
o Non-GM ingredients
o Vegetarian Society Approved

Allen & Page Ewe Nuts are designed to be fed to those in poor condition prior to tupping. Usually this is fed about 2 week before and then tailed off afterwards. Then fed again about 6 to 8 weeks before lambing so giving the lamb all the vitamins and minerals needed for good development. Like all new feeds the Ewe Nuts should be introduced gradually. They can also be fed as a maintenance feed when grazing is poor or limited to help ewes to maintain good overall condition and provide essential extra nutrients. Ewe Nuts contain only non-GM ingredients, are free from animal products and have been approved by the Vegetarian society.

Feeding guidelines:
Start with about 0.25kg per head per day, two weeks prior to tupping, and build up to about 0.5kg per day, tailing off again after tupping.
Start feeding the nuts again from 6-8 weeks before lambing, and certainly in the 4 week period leading up to lambing.
Introduce Ewe Nuts at a level of 0.25kg/head/day, and build up to a maximum of 1kg/head/day before lambing.
It is important that young ewes or those lambing for the first time are not overfed as this could produce lambing difficulties. Over fat ewes should be monitored and put on limited grazing.
Maintenance diet feed up to 0.5kg a day.

Analysis: Oil 6.0%, Protein 16.0%, Fibre 12.0%


Composition:
Wheat Feed, Beans, Wheat, Linseed, Oat Feed, Oats, Grass Meal, Molasses,
Calcium Carbonate, Maize Gluten, Calcined Magnesite, Salt, Di-Calcium
Phosphate, Fructo-oligosaccharides

Available in Sizes - 20KG,