LUCERNE CHAFF

Description

Description

Description

DIRECTIONS FOR USE

Lucerne chaff can be included in the diets of horses, beef and dairy cattle, pigs, poultry and sheep.
Lucerne chaff can be included in the diets of layer hens and broiler chickens to aid in the yellow colouring of the yolks and meat respectively.
Use as part of a balanced diet.
Use the following guidelines for maximum inclusion rates in the diets.

SUGGESTED MAXIMUM INCLUSION RATES IN TOTAL DIET

SPECIES
MAX. INCLUSION RATES

PIGS – Weaner
Nil

PIGS – Grower
10%

PIGS – Breeder
15%

POULTRY – Broiler and Layer
8%

HORSES
50%

CATTLE
30%

SHEEP
20%

LIMITATIONS

Overfeeding prime green lucerne chaff has been associated with bloat in cattle and colic in horses. Therefore for cattle it is necessary to ensure that there is adequate rumen modifiers in the total diet to minimise the chance of bloat.
In the case of horses gradual introduction of prime green lucerne chaff is advisable. Take care to avoid over feeding of the chaff to prevent colic.

NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS

TYPICAL

PROTEIN
%
:
15.00

CALCIUM
%
:
1.00

PHOSPHORUS
%
:
0.20

LYSINE
%
:
0.70

METHIONINE
%
:
0.10

ME POULTRY
MJ/kg
:
2.90

ME RUMINANT
MJ/kg
:
8.70

DE HORSE
MJ/kg
:
9.90

DE PIG
MJ/kg
:
5.40

CRUDE FIBRE
%
:
20.00