Champion calf milk replacer is a high quality milk replacer suitable for rearing calves of up to six months of age. Champion calf milk replacer is produced using very high quality whey milk ingredients, which provides high protein absorption rates that provides high performance in intensive rearing systems. Champion calf milk replacer contains 23.5% Protein and 20% Oil, which promotes very high performance levels in young calves.
Champion calf milk replacer is highly versatile and can be used for either once a day or twice a day systems. It is also ideal for ad lib and computerised systems. Champion calf milk replacer is easy to prepare, simply mix 40°C water with the powder at the rates shown in the table below
High Quality Ingredients: Champion calf milk replacer is manufactured using high quality whey milk ingredients. Using these high quality ingredients leads to highly efficient absorption of the high levels of protein.
Triple Sheild Protection: This system leads to increased growth of intestinal micro flora, reduces scours in calves and reduces the growth of harmful bacteria
Economic Costs: Compared to the price of feeding whole milk Champion milk replacer works out at only 22 cent per litre. The full financial benefit of feeding calves Champion milk replacer over whole milk is outlined in the table below.
| Champion Milk Replacer | Whole Milk base price 26c per Litre | Whole Milk high solids 30c per litre | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amount Needed Per Calf | 1.5 Bags | 280 Litres | 280 Litre |
| Price Per Calf | €60.00 | €72.80 | €84.00 |
| Money Saved Per Calf | - | €12.80 | €24.00 |
| Money Saved Per Pallet (40 calves) | - | €512.00 | €960.00 |
Versatility: Champion calf milk replacer can be used for once a day or twice a day feeding and is ideal for computerised or ad lib feeding systems.
Disease Risk: Using milk replacer greatly reduces the threat of Johne's disease. Johne's disease causes the the gut wall to thicken over time and it's symptoms include, reduced productivity, weight loss, scouring and ultimately death. Johne's disease is typically spread through the mammary glands. The milk from infected cattle should never be fed to calves.
Antibiotic Resistance: Feeding calves antibiotic waste milk should always be avoided. Calves that are fed milk with traces of antibiotics have shown to build resistance to antibiotics. This can lead to the animal not responding to antibiotics later in life.
Beef Enterprises: When calves are bought into beef herd milk replacer is the only option available. Champion calf milk replacer is ideal for these calves and the triple shield protection system will help strengthen the calves immune system and reduce stress to the calves .
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