TONY KOKETT
garfield@proagfarmers.com

March 2010 Newsletter

As you may or may not know by now the Neo-Terramycin combination in milk replacer is

no longer available. The FDA found it was not necessary to and even may be detrimental to calves by feeding Neo-Terramycin for too long a period so they pulled the clearance of NT, levels that have been fed for years and was the most popular drug combination in a milk replacer.

NT has been and is still a very effective treatment for pneumonia and scours in calves. You still will be able to use Neo-Teramycin to combat pneumonia and scours in calves by us­ing a NT add pak that will be mixed into milk replacer for no more than 14 days.  Pro Ag will still have our full line of quality milk replacers with DX and Bov and a non-medicated one that have been doing an excellent job.

If you have any questions feel free to give me or any Pro Ag location a call and we will be more than happy to help anyway we can.

Thank you for your support.