DRYTOP

60% MASTITIS CASES IN EARLY LACTATION ORIGINING IN THE DRY PERIOD

Dry period

Not so long ago dry cows could’ve been described as “neglected cows” that received lower quality feed, especially in the far-off period. However, the dry period is a crucial moment in the cow’s lactation cycle, during which the cow prepares herself for the next lactation. Any problems during this period will have a negative impact on the cow’s and calf’s health and on the milk production. Providing sufficient minerals is essential. Drytop provides the cow with minerals and vitamins during the whole dry period, and in this way we want to change farming into Stressless Farming.

Average daily supply

  • Iodine 17 mg
  • Selenium 4 mg
  • Cobalt 4 mg
  • Vitamin A 50 000 IU
  • Copper 200,4 mg
  • Vitamin E 100 mg
  • Manganese 236,8 mg
  • Zinc 238,4 mg
  • Vitamin D3 5 000 IU

OPTIMAL PREPARATION FOR LACTATION

EASIER CALVING, HEALTHIER CALVES

HIGHER QUALITY COLOSTRUM

FEWER PROBLEMS IN TRANSITION PERIOD

10 WEEKS SLOW RELEASE

HEALTHIER COWS AND HEALTHIER CALVES

Uncomplicated: bolus can be given at drying off

Why a bolus?

  1. Easy to use
  2. Cow absorbs all the nutrients she needs
  3. Each cow gets the right dose
  4. No need to give daily supplements
  5. No need to calculate supplementary feed
  6. You don’t have to rely on the cow’s appetite
  7. Easy storage and transportation
  8. No spilling

Management tips for dry cows

Safely REDUCE MILK production before dry housing

LIMIT STRESS during transfer.

Take measures to PREVENT HEAT STRESS also in dry cows.

PROVIDE sufficient SPACE for movement.

PREVENT FAT COWS at the end of lactation.

Ensure a MAXIMUM of 90 per cent OCCUPANCY for lying and eating areas.

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