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Fescue-lyx®

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CRYSTALYX® Fescue-lyx® is formulated to be fed free-choice to cattle consuming fresh or stored fescue forages. It is energy-dense and highly fortified with trace minerals and vitamins.

Features/Benefits

  • High Energy
    No non-nutritive binders or fillers Very low moisture (typically two to five percent)
  • Continuous Nutrient Availability
    Fescue-lyx® provides a continuous supply of:
    Protein
    Energy
    Minerals
    Trace minerals
    Vitamins A, D, and E
    B Vitamins
    Fescue-lyx® provides supplemental protein in forms rumen microorganisms require:
    Amino acids
    Peptides
    Ammonia
  • Trace Mineral Fortification
    Fescue-lyx® is highly fortified with
    trace minerals, especially copper
    and zinc which are key in nutrient
    metabolism and disease resistance.
"We're getting more uniform calves..."

STANLEY BURRIS
Hustonville, KY

"Being able to have these products in a weatherproof barrel and access 24/7 for the calves is wonderful!"

Mr. Stanley Burris of Hustonville, Kentucky, farms 198 acres in Casey County. Mr. Burris has been in the banking business for 33 years.

"We run approximately 60 Angus mix, commercial brood cows and bred heifers. We've been very pleased with CRYSTALYX® products over the past five years, specifically the Hi-Mag Fescue-lyx® that we feed to our cows and calves."

Stanley uses a program with his calves called CPH-45 (certified, preconditioned for health). The calves need to be weaned and on feed for 45 days, receive the correct vaccinations and approved quality minerals. "Each year we wean and feed 20-25 head in our preconditioning program for the CPH-45 sales. We like Brigade® for relieving stress and to help get our calves on feed quicker and with fewer health problems."

Following pasture renovation of mainly fescue, Mr. Burris now sows alfalfa and clover and sells some hay. "Our calving interval is down to 45 days. We're getting more uniform calves,and we really like the weatherproof barrel and 24 hr/day feeding access with such little labor."

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