Dry Cow & Heifer Feed

This period is crucial due to the maximum fetal growth during this time. However, reduced feed intake during this period, due to increased fiber content and decreased palatability, necessitates the use of an appropriate concentrate.
Ensuring the supply of necessary micronutrients for cattle during this period should also include maintaining the anionic property of the diet. Anionic diets refer to diets where the difference between anions and cations (DCAD) is negative. Attention to this principle is essential for better calcium absorption and prevention of milk fever in cattle. Consequently, Pishgam Damparvar Sepahan has produced high-quality and cost-effective anionic feed that meets all the animal’s requirements.

Key features of this product include:
• Achieving an appropriate weight for first insemination in heifers
• Preparing cow for the next pregnancy