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Dynamite®
2 to 1 Free Choice
All
of the Dynamite "Free Choice Minerals" are
included in the Dynamite basic program to
provide nutrients that "foragers" would
ordinarily be able to find for themselves in
the wild.
Since we
control most of what our animals eat, it is
our responsibility to supply them with the
vital minerals that may be missing from
their diets. For example, when left to roam
freely, foragers will find plants that grow
in calcium-rich soils and then travel miles
in another direction to consume plants that
are growing in a more phosphorus-rich area
for the balance. Their natural instinct is
to self-regulate.
2 to 1 Free Choice was
designed to provide commonly deficient
elements in horses, camellids and other
livestock. It provides a 2 to 1 ratio of
calcium to phosphorus and is suggested for
calcium-deficient areas or when strictly
feeding grass hay.
Ingredients:
Monocalcium Phosphate, Calcium Carbonate,
Monosodium Phosphate, Salt, Potassium
Chloride, Wheat Bran, Yeast Culture,
Magnesium Sulfate, Potassium Sulfate,
Sulfur, Calcium Amino Acid Chelate,
Phosphorus Amino Acid Chelate, Phosphorus
Amino Acid Complex, Deactivated Animal
Sterol (source of Vitamin D3), Calcium
Ascorbate, Copper Sulfate, Copper Amino Acid
Chelate, Copper Choline Citrate,
Montmorillonite Clay, Diatomaceous Earth,
Sodium Bentonite, Zinc Choline Citrate.
(Source of Calcium Ascorbate - Ester C a
product of Inter-Cal).
Analysis:
Calcium, not less than
..........................................30%
Calcium, not more than
........................................ 38%
Phosphorus, not less
than................................... 14%
Phosphorus, not more
than..................................15.5%
Salt, not more than
................................................20%
Directions:
Place 2 to 1 Free Choice in a dry container
out of the weather and allow animals free
access at all times. Do not force feed. When
first introduced, the animals may consume as
much as 8 ounces a day or more, but will
slow consumption as they become balanced.
Continued consumption of high amounts for
more than 30 days signals the need for a
feed analysis to balance the ration.
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