Benefits and Compositions

• Trace minerals are critical in the vital interrelated systems of immune function, oxidative metabolism, and energy metabolism in ruminants.
• Trace minerals influence immunity, growth, and reproduction of dairy cattle.
• Trace minerals are required for numerous metabolic functions in livestock, and optimal production and performance require an adequate intake of balanced trace minerals.
• Growel Trace Minerals improve the fertility and semen quality of cattle
• Trace mineral Zinc is responsible for protein synthesis, keratin formation, immune function, and insulin function in cattle. This primary mineral helps dairy cows develop a rapid and robust response to immune challenges to utilize nutrients for milk production and maintenance.
• Trace mineral Manganese helps cartilage formation, immune function, reproduction, and gluconeogenesis of dairy cattle.
• Trace mineral Copper is critical for melanin pigment formation, ATP production, iron absorption, and metabolic function of dairy cattle.
• Trace mineral Cobalt is a component of vitamin B12 production and is essential for efficient fiber digestion in dairy cattle.

• Manganese Sulphate: 120 gm
• Zinc Sulphate: 120 gm
• Ferrous Sulphate: 20 gm
• Copper Sulphate: 4000 mg
• Cobalt Chloride : 200 mg
• Potassium Iodide : 200 mg
• Sodium  Selenite: 40 mg

• 1 to 1.5 kg. per ton of feed

•  large animals 20 gm with feed and small animals 10 gm with feed.

•  1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg

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