Mineral analyses of fodder

Mineral analyses of fodder

Evaluates the mineral profile of forages

These analyses make it possible to evaluate the mineral profile of fodder in order to adjust mineral-vitamin supplementation.

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30 to 60% of minerals come from forages, so it is essential to know the actual intake of the ration. CCPA Group evaluates the mineral profile of forages, to allow you to reason and adjust the mineral-vitamin supplementation, if necessary.

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