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Rumen By-pass Methionine Advantages

• Fortifies diets lacking in methionine, the first limiting amino acid for milk protein synthesis.
   

• Bypass methionine escapes degradation in the rumen, providing absorbable methionine to the small intestine.
   

• Increased milk protein — A concentrated high rumen-bypass methionine source can help overcome ration methionine deficiency.

• Research shows significant improvements in milk protein and milk yield can be achieved when metabolizable lysine and methionine needs are met along with maintaining approximately a 3:1 ratio of lysine to methionine.

• Improved efficiency of utilization of metabolizable protein is accomplished when feeding diets balanced for methionine and lysine, reducing the metabolizable protein requirements and cutting ration cost.
   

• University trials observed the following responses when encapsulated methionine was fed to cows prior to calving and during early lactation:

• 3.75 lb/hd/day increase in milk yield Ø 0.20 lb/hd/day increase in milk protein yield

• 0.20 lb/hd/day increase in milk fat yield

• 0.10% to 0.20% increase in milk protein percentage

Stimerall P Offers . . .

• A concentrated source of highly available rumen-bypass methionine — Beneficial for production of milk protein and milk yield.

• Protected amino acid technology — Methionine source escapes degradation in the rumen and is released in the small intestine for absorption. Research shows the encapsulated methionine used in Stimerall P increases blood methionine concentration in lactating cows, improving milk protein percentage.

• High rumen-bypass methionine — 80% of the methionine is available for absorption.

• Typical inclusion rate — 0.25 lb/hd/daily (provides 7.6 g methionine/day).

• Flexibility — Can be used in a TMR or top-dressed on ration.

• Ration balancing efficiency — Cuts inefficiencies associated with overfeeding protein and reduces manure nitrogen excretion.

Diets must be balanced for adequate RUP and bypass lysine for optimum response to feeding Stimerall P.

For optimum results, Stimerall P should be fed to cows 14 days before calving or immediately after freshening, continuing throughout early lactation. When fed to cows in mid-lactation, response is less consistent.

Warning: Stimerall P cannot be pelleted. Use only in meal form.

Stimeral Basic  ¨  Stimerall F  ¨  Stimerall i  ¨  Stimerall P

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No representation of profitability is hereby made. The statements and figures shown here are estimates and projections. Neither ADM Alliance Nutrition, Inc., nor its employees, agents, or assigns make any warranty of any kind, including warranty of merchantability or results, relative to the information contained herein. Actual results will be affected by the ability of animals to gain and/or produce milk, health of animals, management, previous treatment, environment, etc.