HITECH FEEDLOT 50 CONCENTRATE Registration No: V 15248 Act 36 of 1947 Class: Protein Concentrate for Ruminants Form: Meal Description Hitech Feedlot 50 Concentrate is a finishing protein concentrate for ruminants and can be included in different ratios with grain to produce a semi-complete or complete finishing ration for cattle and sheep. Hitech Feedlot 50 Concentrate can be mixed to make a complete ration or can be fed in a cafeteria system. Benefits • Supplies the required vitamins and minerals to achieve high growth rates. • Formulated to extract energy from fibre. • Stimulates rumen function. Feeding Recommendations For the best results follow the feeding instructions below or consult your Meadow Feeds technical advisor. Zinc Bacitracin Vitamin A Manganese Copper Cobalt *98.1 % derived from NPN This product contains NPN sources - see NPN warning Continues on next page For further technical assistance, please contact a technical advisor in your area. CENTRAL REGION Randfontein Standerton Delmas KWA-ZULU NATAL Pietermaritzburg WESTERN CAPE EASTERN CAPE AFRICA Paarl Ladismith Gqeberha Zambia

Hitech Feedlot 50 Concentrate Registration No: V 15248 Act 36 of 1947 Class of Farm Feed Complete finisher for cattle Complete finisher for sheep Hitech Feedlot 50 Concentrate (V15248) Grain (max prot. 80g/kg) Oilcake (max prot. 400 g/kg) / Multimix 40 Concentrate (V18607) Roughage Fibre (min/max) Recommended intakes (kg/animal/day) Cattle (1, 2, 3) * 1 = Light weaners - cafeteria system 2 = Heavy weaners - cafeteria system 3 = Complete cattle finisher 4 = Complete sheep finisher Warning This product contains ionophores and must not be fed to horses. This feed must never be fed to animals unmixed....

Hitech Feedlot 50 Concentrate Registration No: V 15248 Act 36 of 1947 Further Feeding Instructions for Feedlots For the best results follow the feeding instruction below or consult your Meadow Feeds technical advisor. It is of critical importance to follow the proper adaptation period when starting on any feedlot ration. It takes a minimum of seven days for the rumen bacteria to change from a high fibre to a high energy ration. This adaptation process must not be rushed. The following prescribed adaptation period can be followed as a minimum Day 0–4 Day 5–6 Day 7–8 Day 9–10 Day 11–12 *of mixed...