6075 Miami Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45243 USA
Tel: 513.271.4120

Performance through science
An Effective Buffer
  • Maintains rumen pH between 5.8 – 6.5
  • High buffering capacity and absorbing acid over a long period of time.
  • Enhance rumen efficiency.
  • Low inclusion level.
  • Safe & Natural.
CalMin
  • Nature’s perfect Ruminant Buffer
  • Derived from calcified seaweed.
  • High levels of calcium, magnesium and other minerals.
  • Stabilizes pH at optimum rumen pH over long periods.
  • Compliments the animal's natural endogenous system for buffering excessive acid leading to a stable and productive rumen environment.
  • Healthier rumen leads to increased milk yield, milk butterfat and milk protein.
Features
  • Totally natural product
  • Very high surface area
  • Non Hygroscopic
  • Most active in the Physiological pH range
  • Non-reactive to steam
  • Low inclusion rate saving space in high energy diet.
Benefits
  • Environmentally friendly
  • High buffering capacity
  • Safe and easy to handle
  • Highly effective buffer
  • Maintains pellet quality
  • Cost effective additive
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Feedworks USA, Ltd. works closely with its suppliers to promote and market specialized products throughout the USA. With its distribution network and affiliates, Feedworks USA, Ltd. allows the efficient distribution of natural products.

In addition, Feedworks has progressed into developing and managing waste water treatment systems. The continual expansion of the company enables us to look to the future to provide "Performance through Science".

PRODUCT:

CalMin
Harvested from the seabed in the clear, unpolluted, Atlantic waters off the west coast of Ireland. Rich in natural minerals, this clean environment grows superior quality seaweed.

The Challenge
Failure to maintain consistent rumen pH for high yielding cows may result in metabolic disorders and lower production performance. Starch is fermented by rumen micro-organisms into lactic acid, rumen pH decreases and rumen acidosis may follow. Large improvements in productivity will occur by using feeding strategies that will result in a rumen pH of 5.8 – 6.5.