MegaMin Lush Legume Lick is a medicated supplement that provides broad spectrum macro and trace minerals plus Bovatec® to assist mineral balance and support rumen microbial populations to promote production in cattle grazing rapidly growing legumes, lush green pastures, winter cereals, or forage crops.

Livestock grazing such plants in their vegetative growth stages can be prone to developing scours, bloat or grass tetany. These feeds vary in their nutrient levels; are highly digestible and low in dry matter, and tend to pass too quickly through the rumen. As a result, this can prevent adequate absorption and utilisation of important minerals, highlighting the need for supplementation.

When to feed

Feeding Guide

Recommended daily intake is 40-50g/100kg body weight/day

	Feed Rate (g/day)
Cattle (400kg)	200-250

Consumption Management

Livestock may be prone to consume greater levels of product at the beginning of a supplementation program, usually due to cravings for a particular mineral or protein that the mix provides. Download the guide to evaluate consumption rates and tips to manage consumption levels.

Introduce cattle to lick 14 days prior to grazing legumes or lush green pasture. If grazing lush green feed without legume, supplement with MegaMin Extra Magnesium or MegaMin BovaMag. Livestock must have access to sufficient feed and clean drinking water.

Note: Initial consumption rates may vary depending on weather, pasture and livestock conditions, as well as salt or mineral cravings. Monitor consumption as achieving target intake is critical for the effectiveness of this product. If it is difficult to maintain consumption within the typical intake levels (e.g. Intake is consistently elevated), stop feeding and seek advice. AgSolutions Australia can be contacted on 1800 81 57 57.

WARNING: Equines must not be allowed access to feeds containing Bovatec® as ingestion may be fatal. This product should not be fed more than 400mg lasalocid/head/day to lactating dairy cattle.

Do not feed with other ionophores e.g. monensin capsules, liquid or premix. If conditions are conducive to bloat, do not rely on this product alone for complete bloat control. Observe and monitor cattle closely and use other bloat treatments and practices when necessary. Contact your preferred veterinary for further assistance if required.