In recent years, dairy farmers have become increasingly aware of the importance of animal feed and its direct link to the productivity and health of their livestock. This awareness is a positive change, but there is still significant room for improvement.

Unfortunately, much of the animal feed currently available in the market suffers from serious shortcomings. These deficiencies are not just minor, they can have a severe impact on animal health and farm profitability. Poorly formulated or unbalanced feeds often fail to meet the nutritional requirements of the animals, leading to problems such as:

Low milk yield despite good breed quality: Animals may not produce milk according to their genetic potential.

Health issues like mastitis: Poor nutrition can weaken immunity, making animals more prone to infections.
Reproductive problems, including abortion: Lack of essential nutrients disrupts normal reproductive cycles.

Such outcomes are not coincidental; they are the direct result of feeding animals without proper quality checks, nutritional analysis, or expert guidance.