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Renergy powers production efficiency

Feed efficiency and production efficiency: Is there a difference?

Feed efficiency measures biological output (energy-corrected milk) per pound of dry matter consumed.

Sometimes the diet that has the highest feed efficiency is also more profitable, but not always.

Production efficiency looks at the biological output (energy-corrected milk) per feed dollar spent

(feed cost). Production efficiency is sensitive to both changes in feed efficiency and changes in ingredient

costs, and is more predictive of profitability than feed efficiency.

How are you increasing your production efficiency?

To learn more about Renergy , speak to

your nutritionist, or visit micro.net

Feeding the future

Micronutrients has transformed from a modest research project into a global animal feed ingredient

producer. What began as merely an idea has continued to grow, holding fast to the same pioneering

spirit to make trace minerals more effective and economical for animals. Micronutrients is committed

to the continued development of precision feed ingredients through innovative and science-based

research. At the forefront of our business are our customers, and we understand that their role in feeding

the future calls for resilience and commitment. That’s why we’re committed to bringing value and

cost-saving products to improve animal productivity, immunity, and overall performance.

Power to Drive

Production Efficiency

Renergy is a trademark of Micronutrients, a Nutreco company.

© 2020 Micronutrients USA, LLC. All rights reserved.


Efficiency starts with energy

Renergy from Micronutrients is a blend of organic acids that modifies rumen fermentation by increasing

propionate production. Propionate is a key source of energy for dairy cows. More energy from propionate

in the rumen increases production efficiency, providing nutritionists and producers with options to increase

herd profitability.

How can Renergy help make your operation

more profitable?

By helping cows produce more propionate to fuel energy, Renergy gives you two ways to improve

profitability.

What are rumen modifiers?

Rumen modifiers are feed additives that alter some aspect of rumen fermentation. These alterations

can either change the digestibility of feed components (e.g., protein, carbohydrates, etc.), inhibit or

stimulate specific microbial populations, or enhance production of volatile fatty acids (VFA), which

are a major source of energy for dairy cows.

Option 1: Reformulate to lower feed

costs

Feeding Renergy lets you reduce the amount of

expensive, energy-dense ingredients in the diet

and replace the space with lower-cost ingredients

like forages.

Replace costly, energy-dense ingredients in

the diet:

• Rumen available fats, like tallow

• Rumen inert fats

• Starch sources like corn

Option 2: Add on top to increase milk

production

Add Renergy on top of the existing diet to

increase energy available for milk production.

Add Renergy to the diets for:

• Fresh cows

• High groups

Cows fed Renergy showed increased milk production across lactation stages. 1

Renergy feeds specific ruminal

bacteria, increasing their capacity

Yield, lbs./day

95.0

90.0

85.0

80.0

75.0

70.0

65.0

60.0

55.0

50.0

80.0

91.8

+11.8 lbs.

ECM

Transition cow trial*

79.6

85.3

+5.7 lbs.

FCM

Early lactation trial

Control

Renergy

71.2 73.1

+1.9 lbs.

FCM

Mid-lactation trial

to produce propionate, a key

source of energy for dairy cows.

*Continuous pre- & post-calving treatments

P<0.05

P=0.01

P=0.08

Energy Corrected Milk (ECM) is milk production standardized to 3.5% milk fat and 3.2% protein.

Fat Corrected Milk (FCM) is milk production standardized to 3.5% milk fat.

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Trouw Nutrition Trial. Trouw Nutrition Canada Agresearch, Buford, Ontario. Data on file.

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