ProGro 45

ProGro45 is a concentrated aspergillus oryzae and saccharomyces cervasiae fermentation culture designed to improve feed efficiency. It enables the animal to naturally produce more enzymes to break down complex carbohydrates into simple sugar to speed up rumen fermentation processes during lag time, (the initial period during which there is little or no multiplicationb of ruminant bacteria), allowing the passage of properly processed feed stuffs into the progressive stages of digestion.

ProGro 45 WORKS AS A CATALYST WHICH DRAMATICALLY INCREASES THE NUMBER OF BACTERIA BY BREAKING DOWN THE COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATES SO THAT BACTERIA CAN FEED ON THE SIMPLE SUGARS THE ENZYMES PRODUCE.

Digestion and feed utilization are primarily as a result of microbial activity in the ruminant animal. Compounds contained in the ProGro 45 are activated upon ingestion by the animal and act in a similar manner to the enzymes created by the micro-organisms. ProGro 45 helps break down the fibrous constituents of the feed ingested by the animal which permits more complete utilization of the feed stuffs. This enzyme activity assists in breaking down proteins into amino acids as well as aiding in the conversion of starches into sugars and the improved digestion of carbohydrates and fat.

ProGro 45 is 100% naturally-made from raw materials that are known to be safe for all farm animals. It is not known to react adversely with any medications or other feeds, nor cause harmful residue in milk or meat.

When working with molasses products, ProGro 45 is immediately working with the sugars. Therefore, ProGro 45 gets a very quick response to stimulating bacterial action in the rumen. At breeding, winter feeding, or calving time there is a need for energy. ProGro 45 in the molasses blocks will make more energy available from the feed stuffs.

Many ranchers have said that it will appear that they are feeding grain to their cattle when in fact they are feeding little or no grain at all. It is necessary to feed some kind of dry stem fiber when feeding ProGro 45. It can be grass, alfalfa, stalks, stubble, oat hay, slough hay, straw, or the like. It doesn't have to be high-quality forage. Grain can be cut back if it being fed. The herd will have a content nature.

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