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Super Ewe Nuts Plus 18% 25kg
£12.45
HJ Lea Super Ewe Nuts Plus
- Our most popular ewe feed, ideal for twin bearing ewes and a great complement to silage, hay or straw
- A very high-spec, top of the range 18% protein nut with a good level of fibre
- Wide range of quality ingredients used such as wheat, barley, soya, sunflower and rapeseed, fully mineralised with added megalac, and Vitamin E to ensure you have healthy ewes, no need for supplement.
COMPOSITION (UK/IE)
Wheat; Maize Gluten Feed (GM maize); Wheatfeed; Rapeseed meal feed; Sunflower Seed Meal,
Dehulled; Palm Kernel Expeller; High Fibre Oat By-Product; Distillers Dark Grains (GM maize);
Molasses; Barley; Calcium Carbonate; Soya (bean) meal, feed (GM Soya);
Crude Fat                 5.0           %             Magnesium               0.5        %
Crude Protein          18.0        %             Sodium                      0.45      %
Crude Fibre              8.50        %             Selenium                   0.7        mg/kg
Crude Ash                8.00        %
The amount of supplementary feeding needed in the run up to lambing depends on ewe requirements, base diet, forage quality and closeness to lambing.
As unborn lambs grow faster at the end of pregnancy, the nutrient requirements of the ewe increases, at the same time her intake falls. Increasing the rate of concentrate feeding gradually through lambing is the best way insure against twin lamb disease and to give lambs the best possible start.
Why Super Ewe Nuts Plus?
Super Ewe Nuts Plus are a high specification 18% protein ewe feed, designed for pregnant and twin bearing ewes. They provide balanced energy, quality protein, minerals and vitamins to support ewe health and lamb development.
What makes this feed “Plus”?
- A wide range of quality ingredients.
- Full mineralisation, meaning not extra supplements are required.
- Added Megalac and Vitamin E to support energy balance and immune function.
How should Super Ewe Nuts Plus be fed?
- Feeding quantity depends on:
- Ewe condition and pregnancy stage.
- Forage quality(silage/hay/straw).
- Closeness to lambing.
As lamb growth accelerates in late pregnancy while ewe intake drops, gradually increase concentrate feeding leading up to lambing. This helps prevent twin lamb disease and supports strong lamb development.
Store in a cool dry place
