Sheep
Maximising production and profits are key to a successful sheep enterprise. Southern Milling’s Superflock range of sheep feeds has helped successful sheep farmers to remain competitive in an ever-evolving enterprise. With our high use of cereals and quality proteins farmers have found significant higher conversion rates and better intakes leading to better performance.
We have a range of products to suit every farmers need, from our superflock 17% Sheep Nut to our 18% Ewe and Lamb Nut for the more intensive farmer. Our Intensive Lamb Pellets have been the forerunner of lamb feeds since it introduction on the market as has our popular 16% Lamb fattening Nuts.
18% Ewe Nut
High energy Ewe Nut with optimum levels of Cereals.- Contains Vitamin E to enhance colostrum and lamb thrive.
- Ideal for flocks with multiple birth rates.
- High quality protein sources to enhance milk output on both grass and preserved forages.
- Contains Cal-Mag.
- Fortified with high quality Sheep Minerals and Vitamins.
17% Sheep Nut
High quality feed for mid and late pregnancy.- Optimum level of Cereal and digestable fibre.
- Ideal where one feed suits all.
- No Cal-Mag.
- Suitable for upland and mountain flocks.
- Ideal for feeding hoggets.
Intensive Lamb Pellets
18% Crude Protein.- Optimum levels of Starch with quality Cereals.
- Excellent for pedigree Lamb breeders.
- Promotes top quality lamb carcass finishes.
- Suitable levels of digestible fibre for creep feeding.
- Contains ammonium chloride to prevent urinary calculi.
- Suitable for feeding at grass, in-house or ad-lib.
16% Lamb Fattening Nut
High performance lamb finishing nut.- Suitable for feeding stores on grass or inhouse.
- Top quiliaty cereals included.
- Promotes high intake due to good digestible fibre.
- Balanced with minerals vitamins and ammonium chloride.
- Consistent top quality protein energy and fibre sources.
Late Lactation Feeding 2020
Autumn grass has a lower energy value (lower sugar content) compared to spring/summer grass even through it can look very leafy and green. The response to ration in terms of milk yield is better in the autumn than at any other time of the year.
Low milk lactose levels can be an indication of not enough energy in the cows diet caused by low intake of wet, low-sugar, autumn grass.
With the above mentioned in mind, We at Southern Milling are promoting our Lacto 16 Dairy Nut.
