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Energy Booster® Mag

Chemical Family
Fatty Acids

Energy Booster® Mag contains 95.8% crude fat, 93% are rumen-inert fatty acids. The fatty acid composition has been formulated for dairy cows to increase ration energy density without reducing intake. The patented manufacturing process provides dietary magnesium while increasing the melting point for handling options. It is the form of energy cows can readily digest, absorb and use.

Product families

Applications

Agriculture & Feed — Animal Health & Nutrition
  • Ruminants

Product Families

Animal Feed & Nutrition — Nutritional Ingredients
  • Energy Sources
  • Fats & Oils
  • Feed Supplements

Other characteristics

Brand
Energy Booster
Functions
Energy Source, Fat & Oil, Supplement
Animal Species
  • Cattle, Cows
  • Cattle
  • Cows
Ingredient Name
Magnesium Oxide
Markets
Agriculture & Feed
PACKAGING
  • 50 Lb Bag
  • Bulk Totes
  • Bulk Trailer
  • Bulk Rail
Ingredient
Vegetable Fat, Magnesium Oxide
Technology
Animal Feed & Nutrition
Packaging Type
  • Bags
  • Totes (IBC)
Feeding Directions

The Energy Booster Mag formula is a very palatable rumen-inert fat and can be fed in a total mixed ration or in a grain mix; it can even be fed as a top dress. The Energy Booster Mag provides dietary magnesium and has a high melting point for handling in mixes and high temperature climates. The recommended feeding rate is 0.55 Lb to 1.67 Lb per cow per day depending on stage of lactation and milk production. The following table will assist in choosing the right amount of Energy Booster Mag to feed.; For Best Results with Dairy Cows; Restrict the use of free fats (such as tallow & grease) to 1.0% or less of the dry matter.; Restrict the amount of fat from oilseeds (cottonseed & soybeans) and distillers grains to less than 1.0% of the dry matter.; Use Energy Booster Mag to add up to 3.0% fat on a dry matter basis in the diet.; Keep total fat concentration in the diet at 7.0% dry matter or below.; Start feeding Energy Booster 100 at 0.5 lb per cow per day three weeks prior to calving then increase as necessary during the first weeks of lactation as appetite and intake increase.

Benefits and Features
More energy available for high producing cows:
Food Additive Number
E 530, INS 530
Animal Feed & Nutrition Features
  • Improved Milk Yield
  • Improved Reproductive Efficiency
  • Improves Feed Intake
Animal Feed & Nutrition Functions
  • Energy Source
  • Fat & Oil
  • Supplement

Technical data

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CharacteristicValueUnit
Ash Content2.3%
Crude Fat Content95.8%
Magnesium Content2.3%
Moisture Content1%
Total Fatty Acids95.8%

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