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Recommendations for use of a feed additive for dairy cows have been made by a University of Illinois Extension dairy specialist. Mike Hutjens said proper use of the additive, monensin (commercially known as rumensin), should increase feed efficiency, improve protein status, and reduce bloat risk.
"With the FDA clearance to feed monensin to dry and lactating cows, dairy managers have a new tool to improve feed efficiency and herd health," said Hutjens. "However, dairy managers should...
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A new dairy cattle feed additive which increases milk production efficiency has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration this week. According to the agency, Rumensin (monensin sodium), produced by Elanco Animal Health, is designed to increase milk production efficiency in lactating cows by delivering more milk per pound of feed.
The FDA says Rumensin is the first approved feed ingredient that increases milk-production efficiency. Unlike rBST, which is a hormone injected into...
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Long-used in beef and poultry production in the US, Elanco has received FDA approval of Rumensin (monensin sodium) as a feed additive for use in lactating and dry cows. The company says the product is the only FDA-approved feed ingredient for lactating and dry cows that increases digestive efficiency by economically delivering more milk per pound of feed - on average, a return of $5 for every $1 spent on the feed additive.
There is no withholding period for milk produced by cows fed Rumensin...
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Long-used in beef and poultry production in the US, Elanco has received FDA approval of Rumensin (monensin sodium) as a feed additive for use in lactating and dry cows. The company says the product is the only FDA-approved feed ingredient for lactating and dry cows that increases digestive efficiency by economically delivering more milk per pound of feed - on average, a return of $5 for every $1 spent on the feed additive.
There is no withholding period for milk produced by cows fed Rumensin...
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