OVINE | Grupopabsa

SHEEP

In Mexico, sheep farming has not reached the level it occupies in other countries because they have not been seen as a real business and they have been kept in traditional grazing, when the country suffers a shortage of this product in more than 60%;

PABSA has designed the feeding program for sheep, with which the maximum benefit of profitability, weight gain and feed conversion will be achieved.

FOOD CHARACTERISTICS

Our products are designed with the highest technology in nutrition and the strictest quality controls, in order to offer a complete and balanced food, which has the necessary ingredients to ensure that the animal reaches the market with the quality required. .

(From 9 weeks to 15 weeks of age)

In this stage of growth, consumption is careful, since the lamb is weaned and has a higher consumption of concentrate because it is the stage in which they begin to fatten, so the objective is:

Reach weights of 25 to 30 kg. at 15 weeks, depending on the breed.
Have average consumption of 1.2 kg/day/animal.
Get conversions from 2.5 to 3.5 kg of feed to make 1 kg. of weight.

To achieve this it is recommended:

ERASEPAB 2

(From 16 weeks to market)

It is the final stage of fattening, where all the care and management of the animals is reflected, where they acquire the desired weight and the best profits are obtained based on a timely introduction of the carcasses to the market.

In this stage the objectives are:

Reach market weights of 40 to 50 kg (depending on breed).
Have consumption of 1.5 kg/day/animal.
Have daily weight gains of 250 to 350 g.

To achieve this it is recommended:

BORREPAB 3 PELLET/FLOUR

(From 15 days to 8 weeks)

It is very important to supplement lambs with balanced feed to achieve early weaning in 8 weeks and have a lamb ready to consume concentrates.

The objectives of this stage are:

Get lambs that are already consuming concentrates and good weaning forage.
Obtain weight gains between 220 to 350 g daily.

To achieve this it is recommended:

DELETEPAB 1

FEEDING PROGRAM

WARRANTY ANALYSIS

SHEEP

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