Advice from our specialist8-4-2020
Magnesium cannot be stored in the body by ruminants; therefore, it is important to ensure that your animals’ daily requirements are met to avoid grass staggers or lower performance.
Spring grass is typically low in magnesium and high in potassium and these two elements spell double trouble for magnesium availability.
Clinical signs are just the tip of the iceberg, so to ensure your stock and their productivity are protected we provide a range of practical and cost-effective options for you.