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HiTrace 5 provides minerals in their sulphate form which can be added directly to troughs, drenched or through an in-line dispenser. The recommended dose rate is between 3 - 5g or 10ml per cow per day, depending on animal requirements and any other supplements used.
Contains per 5 g or 10 ml dose Cobalt 4 mg, Copper 250 mg, Iodine 8 mg, Selenium 4.5 mg, Zinc 400 mg
Label Specifications
See label
Supplier
Nutritech International Ltd
Size
25 kg
Application method
For oral administration to cattle. HiTrace® 5 can be added directly to troughs, drenched or through an in-line dispenser such as Dosmatic®. Mix well before use.
Application timing
Year round
Controls
Helps maintain and correct mineral imbalances in dairy cattle.
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Valid 1 September 2021 to 30 September 2021 unless specified otherwise or extended (but not before 7.30am on the first, or after 5pm on the last, day of that period) or while stocks last. May not be available in all stores but may be ordered on request. Prices include GST and are subject to change. PGG Wrightson promotions do not apply to quotes or bulk rates unless otherwise stated.
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