IVORYACRES
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An injectable chelated aqueous supplemental source of zine, manganese, selenium and copper, anyone use or have experience with the product?
Multimin 90?
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WHLR SIMMENTALS
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I have never used it on my own cattle haven't had the need but I work at a vet clinic and cattle people use it all the time on commerical and show cattle they say it gives the slower growing cattle a jump start and some people use it as a preventive method just to make sure they are covering all area's. Everyone that gets it has a differnt method. We also use it when we have a cow or calf down we hit them with the recommended dose along with other medication. Its like a protien tub in a syringe for the most part.. If you were to use it I would check with a vet to make sure its something they think you need to use..also good when breeding.jmo
cattlepimp
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I used it this year on 6 recip cows, when i put the CIDRS in i gave them a shot of it and all six took when we put the eggs in, so im pretty impressed with it!
dap3200
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how much did you give your recips?
cattlepimp
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i think it calls for 1cc per houndred pounds.....i just gave them 10cc's a piece and the results were excellent!
racekannon
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I have been using it for a few years with my prebreeding shots and it is 1 cc per 200 lbs for cattle over 1 year, I think it is very useful. Where it shines is in the commercial hiefers I breed for other people that haven't had the best minerial, better heats with it.
nck21
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Does multi-min help with donors?
nck21
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How many days before the flush for it to help?
LN
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I use Min max II as part of my pre breeding regimen and I'm a believer in how it works. You'd have to read the label but on min max II the injection takes a month to take effect.
Multi Min 90 recommends a shot 4 weeks before calving and 4 weeks before breeding. 1 cc/200 lbs in cattle over 2 years. 1cc/100 lbs in 1-2 yr old cattle, not sure what calves were when I looked at it, but recommended 3 doses per year for bulls and replacement heifers.
CAB
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I noticed Mutimin 90 ran a full page add in the 2012 Accelerated Genetics sire directory.
www.multiminusa.com
for the facts about multimin90.
LN, do you happen to recall approximate price/hd.? Thanks
www.multiminusa.com
for the facts about multimin90.
LN, do you happen to recall approximate price/hd.? Thanks
OKshorthorn
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$55-$60 bucks for 100ml around here. So you're looking at 60 cents a ml. Cow over 200 lbs, 1,200 lbs = $3.60 1,300 lbs = #3.90 1,400 = $4.20
I suck at math though, so no promises!!
I suck at math though, so no promises!!
CMAHerefords
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I dont mean for this to sound dumb but... does the time its adminstered to when you breed the cow make a big difference?
I am also thinking about using this for the first time and I was just going to give it when I put cidars in. I know there is a big club calf operation that used it around here last sumerl on their donors and it made a huge improvement to the amount of eggs they got.
I figured if it gets one cow to stick that normally wouldnt have then it has paid for itself.
I am also thinking about using this for the first time and I was just going to give it when I put cidars in. I know there is a big club calf operation that used it around here last sumerl on their donors and it made a huge improvement to the amount of eggs they got.
I figured if it gets one cow to stick that normally wouldnt have then it has paid for itself.
Ausley Family Farms
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This is our first year using it. So far highly impressed. Some of our cows that are hard to catch bulling have been coming in really hot. Every cow is the pasture is fighting the gomer bull to get at them. It has made heat detection really easy so far. As far as conception rates, we will see in a month or two.
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Even at $5 per head another 10% or so on conception in a largely AI operation would make a big difference, on in a small one if it made the difference on just 1 cow.
farmboy
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Reading these reviews, I think I'll give it a try this season.
