Direct Feeding method for CMS CMB:
Unlike
Almond Milk Booster water, this CMS CMB liquid can be directly feed
into
the mouth of the Cow. First keep about 1~2 litres of water sprinkled
with some dry natural cow feed (like bran of rice or wheat and husk of
dals mixed) in a samll bowl just away from Cow. Take 8ml
CMB from preapred 750ml bottle, just show some green fodder or a
banana just above the head of the Cow. It will open its mouth to eat
that. Now immediately feed 8ml CMB water directly in to the mouth of
the
Cow. Cow will drink it. Immediately give the cow, feed sprinkled water
below the Cow, allow it to drink about 1 litre at least. Thats all.
This can be feed to Cow between 11 am to 3 pm, and or when the Cow is usualy thirsty, so it drink easily.
For small country Cows just give 6ml CMB only
For very big Jersy Cows which yield daily milk of 15 litres and above give daily 10ml CMB.
Always make Cow drink 1 litre water sprinkled with dry cow feed after giving CMB.
CMB boosts daily milk yield by
about 15% and even up to 20%.
Milk taste and fat content and thickness also improves. A 10% yield increase happens
with in after 5th day of starting the feed supplement and 15% increase
happens with in 10 days of starting this feed supplement and this
increase will continue further slowly upwards for a month and
thereafter it
will continue if the feed supplement is continued as advised.
This can be given to the Cows & Buffalos 5 days only in a
week of 7 days, preferably between 11 am and 3 pm, or 3 or
4 hours after or before Feeding time, as per dosages
advised. Dosage may
be suitably increased by 2 ml only in case of large sized Cows
& Buffalos which yield a dialy milk of above 15 litres. The cost per day works out to Rs.3.85 only per
day against milk increase with value of about Rs.40 to Rs.50 per day.
THis CMB need not be given when the
animal is pregnant. After
delivery of new calf these may be restarted after a gap of just 7
days. The yield increase is higher compared to the cost per day and
hence higly profitable for the cattle farmers.
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