Animal Feed Supplements for Livestock Farming

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Bod Ayre Products Limited

Organically certified by Scottish Organic Producers Association, processing locally hand harvested seaweed into organic seaweed soil conditioners, plant food and animal feed supplements.

Alltech have a challenging and inspiring mission: To improve animal health and performance by adding nutritional value to animal feed, enhancing the performance of the animal and increasing animal production.

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Marr and Macgregor Feeds

The extensive range of our products includes mineral supplements, protein concentrates, mineral buckets and tubs, mineralised salt licks, and much more.

Oxy-Gen

Oxy-Gen products are a complete line of high performance, natural and drug-free feed supplements for breeding, show, and competitive animals, including horses, cattle, swine, lambs, and goats.

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GP Feeds Ltd

Animal feed manufacturer to the dairy and beef farming industry. Compounds, Blends and Straights, fixed formulation rations. Quality products for quality production.

Milk from Grass Booster Approved for Organic 13/06/08
A sugar and mineral product that can be added to dairy rations has been approved by Organic Farmers and Growers for use on organic dairy farms.

Rich Pickings to be Had if Cows can Max on Grass 21/05/08
After a late start to the grass growing season dairy cows now have a plentiful supply - more than they can cope with in many cases.

Rising Prices Boosts Demand for Pellet Binders 28/04/08
Rising prices are stimulating producers to consider different raw materials for their animal feed formulations.

Volac International acquires Golden Maverick 07/04/08
Volac International has acquired the Golden Maverick milk replacer business from the Irish based Kerry Group with immediate effect.

Forage Maize for Viable Large Scale Cattle Finishing 07/04/08
With cereal prices remaining firm at around the £160/t DM mark, an increasing number of traditional ad lib barley beef finishing systems are finding that they are having to make adaptations to their enterprise in order to remain profitable.