Customers report accelerated weight gain, improved feed conversion,
and upgraded meat quality.
A stockyard producer of meat cattle reports:
When they used a wet potato silage they added AZOMITE to the ration at 2% of the weight volume due to the heavy water
content. When they later fed a dry formula of alfalfa, barley and
some dry potato silage, they used AZOMITE at 5% of the formula. In the non-AZOMITE time frame their historical average for weight gained per head per
day (feeding time was 120 total days), they never averaged greater
than 3 lbs/day/head and the total cost averaged approximately $140/head.
Since AZOMITE was started the average
weight gained has never been less than 4 lbs per day per head and
the total cost averaged $95.00/head.
The quality of the meat also improved with the use of Azomite, and
prior to using AZOMITE the Holsteins
averaged 50% choice grade, but the last two groups of Holsteins averaged
75% choice grade after being on AZOMITE.
The Herefords and Angus cattle averaged @ 65% choice grade prior to
eating AZOMITE, and in the last
two groups after being on AZOMITE they averaged 85% choice grade. At the time of the report, an increase
in Choice grading of 1% raised the value of the beef by $0.04/lb for
premium cuts. Overall, improved grades averaged an additional $45.00/head
in profits. Taken together, the lower cost of feeding and improved
profits makes the use of AZOMITE very economical.

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