Description

DuMOR® Spring Mineral is a high-magnesium product designed to help grazing cattle avoid grass tetany, a springtime disorder that is the result of magnesium deficiency. Provides properly balanced amounts of critical vitamins and minerals needed to support optimal health, reproduction and growth in cattle, providing what is often lacking or unbalanced in native pastures and forages.

Guaranteed Analysis:
Calcium(Ca) (min.) 11.00%, Calcium(Ca) (max.) 13.00%, Phosphorus(P) (min.) 3.00%, Salt(NaCl) (min.) 17.00%, Salt(NaCl) (max.) 19.00%, Sodium(Na) (min.) 6.70%, Sodium(Na) (max.) 8.00%, Magnesium(Mg) (min.) 13.50%, Potassium(K) (min.) 1.00%, Copper(Cu) (min.) 675.00ppm, Selenium(Se) (min.) 20.00ppm, Selenium(Se) (max.) 21.00ppm, Zinc(Zn) (min.) 1800.00ppm, Vitamin A (min.) 60,000IU/lb, Vitamin D3 (min.) 15,000IU/lb, Vitamin E (min.) 100IU/lb, Ruminant meat and bone meal free.

Feeding instructions:
For best results in the effort to avoid grass tetany, DuMOR® Spring Mineral should be fed for several days before livestock are moved to pasture. Salt and other mineral sources should be removed to ensure adequate intake. Set out fresh mineral, preferably under cover, near water supply. Beef and non-lactating dairy cattle on pasture should consume 5 oz. per head per day to take in 19.1 grams of magnesium. Always provide fresh, clean water.
Caution: Do not feed to sheep. This product contains added copper. Follow label directions. Feeding added selenium at levels in excess of 0.3 ppm in the total diet is prohibited.

DuMor® is Tractor Supply Company's premium brand of animal feeds, nutritional supplements and mineral blocks. Included in the line are several different feed formulations designed to meet nutritional needs for development of calves/cows, poultry, rabbits, goats, sheep, hogs and horses in all different stages of life. DuMor® offers a show-quality feed line. In addition to the feed, supplements and mineral blocks, DuMor® also includes treats for horses and milk replacers for calves.

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