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MARKET LEADERS IN COLOSTRUM MANAGEMENT

Colostrum needs to be fed immediately
after birth to maximize output.

Bacteria reduce the calf’s utilization
of the vital antibodies in colostrum!

Studies have shown that you as a dairy farmer face three major dangers when it comes to colostrum management. 

 

quality

In every herd, colostrum quality
varies between cows.

TIME

Colostrum needs to be fed immediately
after birth to maximize output.

bacteria

Bacteria reduce the calf’s utilization
of the vital antibodies in colostrum!

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If the calf nurse colostrum from the dam, or if colostrum quality is not measured quantitatively, the calf’s future will be random and completely left to chance.

do not do this to your calves, colostrum, stop, newborn calf, colostrum management

If the fresh cow has to be milked, before you can feed the newborn calf colostrum, valuable time is lost! The result is lower absorption of antibodies from colostrum and a poorer protection of your calves.

do not do this to your calves, colostrum, stop, newborn calf, colostrum management

Bacteria can double every 20 mintues! Bacteria degrade the vital ingredients of coclostrum and reduce antibody absorption after colostrum is fed to the calf. If colostrum is not handled and stored the correct way, you risk feeding dirty colostrum of impaired quality to your calves.

Do do this with your colostrum, dairy farms, newborn calves, newborn calf, how to use ColoQuick

If colostrum is tested before it’s fed, each calf in the herd is given the best opportunity to develop into a strong cow that produce more milk and stay in the herd for years to come.

Do do this with your colostrum, dairy farms, newborn calves, newborn calf, how to use ColoQuick

High-quality colostrum in stock and implementation of fast and easy work procedures ensure that all calves can be fed colostrum safe and quickly (within 30 min. after birth), resulting in high antibody absorption and a strong foundation for future development.

Do do this with your colostrum, dairy farms, newborn calves, newborn calf, how to use ColoQuick

Clean handling and storage of colostrum in the freezer, prevents bacterial growth. Fast freezing – and warming procedures at optimal temperatures, preserves antibodies in colostrum and keep the bacterial level low. This maximizes antibody absorption efficiency and creates a solid foundation for raising healthy calves becoming high producing dairy cows.

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Studies have shown that you as a dairy farmer face three major dangers when it comes to colostrum management. 

 

quality

In every herd, colostrum quality
varies between cows.

do not do this to your calves, colostrum, stop, newborn calf, colostrum management

If the calf nurse colostrum from the dam, or if colostrum quality is not measured quantitatively, the calf’s future will be random and completely left to chance.

Do do this with your colostrum, dairy farms, newborn calves, newborn calf, how to use ColoQuick

If colostrum is tested before it’s fed, each calf in the herd is given the best opportunity to develop into a strong cow that produce more milk and stay in the herd for years to come.

professional article - quality

(PDF)

TIME

Colostrum needs to be fed immediately
after birth to maximize output.

do not do this to your calves, colostrum, stop, newborn calf, colostrum management

If the fresh cow has to be milked, before you can feed the newborn calf colostrum, valuable time is lost! The result is lower absorption of antibodies from colostrum and a poorer protection of your calves.

Do do this with your colostrum, dairy farms, newborn calves, newborn calf, how to use ColoQuick

High-quality colostrum in stock and implementation of fast and easy work procedures ensure that all calves can be fed colostrum safe and quickly (within 30 min. after birth), resulting in high antibody absorption and a strong foundation for future development.

professional article - time

(PDF)

bacteria

Bacteria reduce the calf’s utilization
of the vital antibodies in colostrum!

do not do this to your calves, colostrum, stop, newborn calf, colostrum management

Bacteria can double every 20 mintues! Bacteria degrade the vital ingredients of coclostrum and reduce antibody absorption after colostrum is fed to the calf. If colostrum is not handled and stored the correct way, you risk feeding dirty colostrum of impaired quality to your calves.

Do do this with your colostrum, dairy farms, newborn calves, newborn calf, how to use ColoQuick

Clean handling and storage of colostrum in the freezer, prevents bacterial growth. Fast freezing – and warming procedures at optimal temperatures, preserves antibodies in colostrum and keep the bacterial level low. This maximizes antibody absorption efficiency and creates a solid foundation for raising healthy calves becoming high producing dairy cows.

(PDF)