Badminton Country Cubes - Ideal for Cattle, Sheep, Goats & Ruminant 20kg

Badminton Country Cubes – 20kg

A practical, versatile ration for all types of ruminant stock, giving a straightforward way to supplement a forage diet without keeping several different feeds on the yard. For a smallholding running a few cattle alongside sheep and goats, one cube that suits all of them is worth a good deal of convenience.

They deliver a reliable source of highly digestible energy, which matters most at times of increased demand — pregnancy, lactation, or recovery from illness or a hard winter. A favourable vitamin and mineral profile supports healthy growth, reproduction and general condition, and the cube format makes rationing consistent across a herd or flock.

Performance & Benefits

• All-round balanced feed suitable for a wide range of ruminant livestock.
• Highly digestible energy supports growth, condition and productivity.
• Valuable during pregnancy, lactation, recovery or other periods of stress.
• Fortified with vitamins and minerals for overall health.
• Easy-to-feed cubes give consistent rationing across the herd or flock.
• One feed covers several species on a mixed smallholding.

Suitable For

• Cattle, sheep, goats and other ruminants.
• Mixed smallholdings running several species.
• Pregnant and lactating stock.
• Animals recovering condition after illness or a hard winter.

Feeding

• Feed according to species, life stage and productivity requirements.
• Always feed alongside suitable forage, which should form the basis of the diet.
• Introduce gradually when changing feed.
• Ensure constant access to clean, fresh water.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: wheatfeed, wheat, grass meal, molasses, nutritionally improved straw, soya bean meal extract, distillers grains, vitamins and minerals, soya oil. 20kg.
• Protein 16%. Oil 3%. Fibre 10%. Ash 6%.

Care & Caution

• A general ruminant feed. Check the label for copper content before feeding to sheep, as copper levels safe for cattle can be toxic to sheep.
• Introduce gradually and always alongside forage to reduce the risk of acidosis.