Build a healthy appetite for
profits
Fastrack -fed cows are setting records for milk and protein production,
including:
- The world record for milk production holder, Twin-B-Dairy
Aerostar Lynn, owned by brothers Floyd and Lloyd Baumann of Marathon,
Wis. by milking 63,444 pounds 2X.;
- more than 200 records of over 40,000 pounds of milk;
- of 25 reported herds, Fastrack® increases rolling herd average
by 18%.
Adding Fastrack® direct-fed microbials to your dairy's feed rations
can help stimulate higher profits and lower operational costs. Fastrack®
is perfect for:
- Dairy Cows
- Newborn calves
- replacement heifers
- purebred show animal
- veal operations
Fastrack® Ruminant Microbial Gel
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To start animals on feed quickly, use
Fastrack® Ruminant Gel. It's formulated to enhance the appetites of
newborn animals and dairy animals which are off-feed due to weaning, shipping,
ration or management changes.
5cc/calf at birth, until weaning and at each
antibiotic treatment
10cc/animal over 500 lbs. at weaning, each
antibiotic treatment and at shipping.
15cc/mature cow at calving and at each antibiotic
tratment during lactation.
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80cc tube
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$12.50 retail price
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55145
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case of six 80cc tubes
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$62.00 retail price
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300cc tubes
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$36.00 retail price
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55152
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case of six 300cc tubes
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$179.75 retail price
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An easy way to promote the appetites of growing
and mature cattle. Use with a size number 11 bolus gun.
1 bolus/mature animal at shipping, calving,
and at each antibiotic treatment
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Can of 25 boluses
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$46.75 retail price
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45890
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case of 4 cans
(100) boluses
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$155.00 retail price
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All the benefits of the Ruminant Bolus in a size convenient to calves.
Use with a size 12 bolus gun.
1 bolus/calf under 500 lbs. at birth, weaning,
and at each antibiotic treatment.
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Can of 50 boluses
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$39.00 retail price
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55103
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case of 4 cans (200 boluses)
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$132.50 retail price
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LS4000 naturally complements
the digestive system
Fastrack®
direct-fed microbials with LS4000 feature two lactic acid-producing bacteria,
yeast, and fermentation products to help ensure healthy digestive systems
in your animals.
Lactobacillus acidophilus
bacteria normally inhabit the intestine and produce lactic acid. Lactic
acid aids digestion and absorption of feed nutrients.
Streptrococcus faecium
are especially durable miroorganisms that also produce lactic acid. These
bacteria can withstand harsh stomach acids and multiply quickly in the
digestive tract.
Yeast suplies
B vitamins and digestive enzymes, enhances palatability, and stimulates
activity of beneficial bacteria in the digestive tract. Many feed managers
use yeast to increase feed intake and weight gain.
Two non-viable fermentation products complement
the enzymes and B vitamins for the yeast. These products help break down
complex feeds into simpler nutrients that inable Fastrack®
micoorganisms to thrive and reach optimum levels in the digestive tract.
Incourage peak performance by using Probiotic
Pack with cows already on feed. Mix at five pounds per ton of complete
feed or top-dress ½ to 1½ ounces per head per day.
- ½ oz./weaned calf under 500 lbs./day
½ to 1 oz./animal over 500 lbs./day
½ to 1½ oz./lactating cow/day
16063
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5 pound bag
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$19.95 retail price
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16014
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pack of 10-5 lb bags
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$163.00 retail price
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Fastrack® Liquid Dispersible
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An alternative way to start your animals on the
right track to proper digestion and stronger performance. Add Liquid Dispersible
to milk replacers, drinking water and liquid medicators for easy delivery.
¼ tsp./preweaned calf via milk replacer
½ to 1 tsp/weaned animal/day via watering
system
1 tsp./lactation cow/day via water system
36616
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1 pound can
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$28.25 retail price
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36639
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case of 4 cans
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$93.50 retail price
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"Many of my dairy clients have used Fastrack®
for several years. We've seen cows come on feed well and stay on feed,
with aggressive appetities. many customers have reported higher milk production,
higher butterfat, low scours problems and higher overall herd health. All
these convert to more profits for the dairyman."
Ken
Schulte, DVM
South
Dakota
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