• Enhances the quantity and quality of milk production.
• Supports the health and BCS at optimal levels.
• Enriched with easily absorbed sources of energy and protein.
• Decreases the stress on the rumen, improving performance.
• Fortified with essential trace minerals and vitamins to boost overall immunity and health

For Cow

• For cows giving milk up to 28-30 liters per day
• 1kg per day for body maintenance + 0.4kg per 1 liter milk

For Buffalo

• For buffalos giving milk up to 16-18 liters per day
• 1.25kg per day for body maintenance + 0.5kg per 1 liter milk

Features

• Proper balance of protein and energy and rich in minerals for lactating cows
• High nutrition and energy
• High amount of digestible fiber
• Fortified with Vitamin A, D3, E YEAST and Buffer
• Contains bypass nutrients

Benefits

• Production and improvement in milk according to lactation status
• Maintains fat and SNF
• Health and physical health at optimum level during production weight
• Better rumen function
• Better health and fertility

• Should be fed dry, without soaking. When required, soaking should not be for more than 15 minutes
• Feed along with balanced mix of dry and green fodder. A balanced mix is important for better productivity & health.
• Balanced Quantity: Avoid overfeeding or underfeeding. The correct amount depends on the animal’s body weight, milk production and milk fat. Cattle should be fed 2 – 3% dry matter of its body weight daily on an average.
• Option 1: Milk Production 400 gm per kg of milk production.
• Option 2: 35-50% of Total Dry Matter per day.
• Make Gradual Changes in Diet: When introducing new feed, do it gradually. Old feed to Rajlaxmi feed transition should be done in at least 10 – 12 days

• Clean and Dry: Store in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated space.
• Moisture Protection: Keep away from moisture.
• Elevate: Place on wooden pallets at least 1 foot above the floor.
• Distance from Walls: Maintain at least 1 foot of space from side walls.