General Feeding Recommendations: Vegetable proteins provide peptides and amino acids and have shown to stimulate microbial protein production. All vegetable protein should not be replaced with RUMATE. When using RUMATE together with standard urea the combined amount of RUMATE plus urea should not exceed 225g/cow/day. The soluble protein of the diet should be between 32% and 38% of total crude protein. When other protein sources are replaced by RUMATE ensure that high quality ingredients are used to take up the space created in the diet such as a combination of: • Forage • High starch concentrates (e.g., wheat, barley, maize meal) • High sugar concentrates (e.g., molasses) • High fermentable fibre concentrates (e.g., citrus, soya hulls, beet pulp) • Fat Recommended Inclusion Rates: Maximum - 250g/cow/day Minimum effective rate - lOg/cow/day Beef - 50g-200g The inclusion of feed urea in a ruminant diet should be formulated by a nutritionist. Caution: Do not feed to ruminant animals under 3 months of age. Do not feed to non-ruminant animals.

HOW RUMATE WORKS IN THE RUMEN RUMATE is a Targeted Release Nitrogen that uses proprietary coating technology to provide a precisely consistent supply of nitrogen to microbes in the rumen. This results in maximum yield of microbial protein and improves dry matter digestibility together with more flexibility in the formulation of high performance rations for dairy cows and beef animals. BENEFITS RUMATE Targeted Release Nitrogen increases the amount of high-quality protein available for the dairy cow giving better performance, reducing overall feed cost and giving significant advantage of improving...