ProAgni Sheep Products
The ProAgni® range delivers improved feed efficiency and performance.
Products have application across the following feeding programs: Drought lot, Feedlot, Supplementary Feeding, or Weaning. All products are free from antibiotics including ionophores*
Download our comprehensive weaning and feeding induction protocols click here
Optimises sheep performance on grain.
ProAgni® ProTect S pellet is fed with cereal grain supplements for use in feedlots , supplementary feeding or weaning.
ProTect S has the potential to increase growth rates and decrease the time it takes to reach market. ProTect S helps to provide buffering against lactic acidosis.
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Why ProTect S?
How to use ProTect S
Feeding programs
Weaning protocols
A complete feed for sheep, pre-mixed with our ProTect S supplement.
ProAgni ProTect ™ S Finish is a full cereal grain and protein pellet. Designed to provide the full dietary requirements for use in feedlots, drought lots, supplementary feeding or weaning.
ProTect S Finish product is premixed with ProAgni’s unique ‘ProTect S’ ionophore and antibiotic-free grain feeding
supplement.
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A complete feed for early weaning lambs.
ProAgni® ProTect S Wean is a high protein crumbed feed for use during early weaning of lambs.
Designed for ease of digestion and providing nutritional support, when fed to young animals transitioning from milk onto grain or grass based diets.
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Why ProTect S Wean?
Early weaning and feeding transition protocol
Provides key nutrients for the pre-lambing mother.
ProAgni® ProMark is a loose lick powder designed to support the challenging nutritional demands that pre-lambing mothers experience. Rapid and dramatic changes to nutritional demands occur directly prior to the birthing process, and preparation for these changes is critical for offspring survival, immunity and vigour.
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Optimises sheep performance on dry feed.
ProAgni® ProDry is a loose lick powder for animals grazing on dry pastures and stubbles. Containing fermentable carbohydrates, bypass and rumen degradable protein, and nonprotein nitrogen. These combined with macro and micro minerals, and essential vitamins aid growth rates, reproduction, and overall animal health.
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Optimises sheep performance on green feed.
ProAgni® ProGreen is a loose lick powder designed for animals grazing on green pastures and forage crops.
ProGreen balances the energy to protein ratio which increases the utilisation of every mouthful of feed.
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SHEEP INDUCTION AND WEANING PLANS
Before introducing grain to your livestock, we recommend that you speak to your animal nutritionist and create an induction plan for performance. Click here to download your sheep induction plan and weaning induction plan.
*Ionophore antibiotics are compounds produced by microorganisms (mainly spore-forming bacteria); they act by specifically increasing the ion permeability of the cell membrane. Source https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46403-4_5
ProAgni products in action
Emerging from the drought with a better business
1 July 2019
Wellington, NSW, sheep producers Scott and Anna Brien admit while getting through the current drought has been tough, it’s also been a blessing in disguise.
With a Merino stud, “Bella Lana”, and commercial sheep flock, the Brien’s had used supplementary feeding to finish lambs, prepare ewes for joining or lambing or to maintain condition on stud rams on an ad hoc basis over the years. However in 2018 Scott and Anna decided they needed to be more rigorous in their approach to grain feeding. Read more
Doing it better in dry times
7 February 2019
Doing Developing a robust drought feeding regime for their sheep enterprise has laid the foundations for central-west NSW producers Rob and Jude Cooke to lift long-term productivity even further.
Having identified they were under-prepared for a drought and that one was due, the Cookes started developing a drought management plan. The dry spring of 2017 accelerated progress dramatically. “We went through what we had in our heads for the management plan with our animal nutritionist, Robert Bell…” Read more
