Midvale Farm Supply

MIDVALE FARM SUPPLY

Soil Consulting, Testing and Natural Nutrient Supplies
W. Eugene Zimmermann
4230 Hwy 17 Summersville, MO 65571
Ph: 417-932-4446 fax: 417-9324197
http:/www. summersvilleweb.com/ezbioag4u

ezbioag4u@yahoo.com

Microbial Soil and Plant Enhancers

Zone Soil Bio w/Dry Pac's- Live soil bacteria mixture for spring and fall inoculation of soil.

Foliar Bio- Live plant bacteria and enzymes; hormone treatment for foliar spraying of crops for better health and fruiting.

Kelp Gro- Mix of kelps in liquid form for enhanced growth and health in hot weather.

Humic Acid- 12% A soil aid for soils over saturated with salt, chemicals and high ph problems.

N-Fix (5# bag/1# Cont.)-Nitrogen fixing bacteria in a bag. Increase your soil nitrogen naturally.

MS Crystals-Cold process sugar. Minerals and enzymes retained!

Livestock Feed Supplements

Livestock Bio- Enzyme kelp based pro-biotic.

New Life- Natural livestock minerals. A naturally mined, unprocessed and highly available mineral for all your livestock needs.

Redmond Natural trace mineralized salt-certified organic. Feed Grade Kelp (55#) - Norwegian dry granular.

Dried Apple Cider Vinegar –Works as a wormer

Natural Pesticides

20% Apple cider Vinegar-For natural weed killer.

Garlic Conc.-A natural insect repellent to spray on crops. Citric Acid- For ph adjustment of water for foliar spray.

35% Hydrogen Peroxide-Natural garden fungicide and household cleaner.

(Drums or 2.5 gal. containers)

DE (Diatomaceous Earth)- For natural insect control.

Milky Spore-affects grubs and moles for 25 years

Liquid Fertilizers

71B Fertilizers-Analysis: 3-18-18 / 10-20-10 Food

grade, not organic.

Liquid Calcium-Food grade, not organic.

Organic Liquid Calcium- organic.

Fish Emulsion- Organic.

(Drums or 2.5 gal. containers)

TR 3- 3 way trace nutrient in liquid form for foliar feeding. 20% Liquid Zinc- For liquid plant starters.

5% Liquid Copper-For soil or foliar feeding.

Dry Spreadables

Super Cal S04-(bulk or 40# bag) Calcium sulfate granular: Better soil tilth, nutrient and water availability.

Calphos (bulk or 50# bag)-Organic soft rock phosphates for soil and animal feeding.

0-0-50-175- (bulk) potassium sulfate.

Norwood, MO - Oakridge Dairy Farm, Jon says, "My cows are in better health, have
lower somatic cell counts, better conception rates and better heat detection. Just better
overall herd health. Seems to work really well with Midvale Farm Supply Vitamin
Booster Pak and Redmond Natural Trace Salt. It has definitely helped our bottom line."

Wisconsin- Joe says, "Cows are showing stronger heats and having better conception
rates. Also cows foot problems seem to have improved or even went away since feeding
New Life Mineral. He also feeds Redmond Natural Trace Mineral Salt."

New Life Mineral
Livestock #1

RUMINANTS, SWINE, POULTRY
New Life mineral is mined out of a natural occurring deposit containing 22 known elements, nothing is added or taken out, N,L, is amphoteric, colliodal and highly oxidized which makes N.L. very highly usable in the gut. Our P205 and (P04)2, are equivalent to 12% P
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
Calcium " , Ca ." not less than 15% Sulphur_,, S,. not less than 8%
Calcium ,... Ca., not more than 18% Sulphur._. S ., not more than , 12%

Being a 100% natural product the analysis may vary slightly.
SUMMARY OF ANALYSIS

Aluminum AL2,O3 Min 1100ppm
Calcium Phosphate (CA3,(P04)2) min.. 0.9%
Zinc ZN,O, Min_.. 690ppm
Phosphate , P2O5 _ Min . 0.4%
Maganese , MN Min 180ppm

Copper Cu..min 12ppm max 17ppm
Fluorine Min 0.2%
Chromium, CR Min l00ppm
Barium , BA Min 100ppm

Iron , Fe2:03 Min.. 0.24%
Selenium SEO ,,,,,., Min .. 3.5ppm
Titanium TIO2 2000ppm
Directions For Use:
Cattle: 1-2 oz, per day per animal • Dairy Cattle: 5-6 oz. per day per animal.
Swine: I bag (4O lbs.) per 20001bs. feed. • Sheep, 1/2-1 oz. per day per animal
Poultry: I bag (401bs.) per 20001bs food.
Pasture: Mix with salt or powdered molasses. For use with salt start with 6- 10 %
salt working up until the desired intake is obtained, When using powdered molasses salt 1/3 mineral 2/3 powdered molasses ,if livestock consume too much add more mineral bringing the mix up to l/2 mineral 1/2 molasses, May also be used in range pellets,
starting growing and finishing rations mixed at a rate to obtain the above amounts. This
mineral has been, exposed to Livestock for over 20 years. The above amounts seem to mock generally -well, but can be changed to suit the individual producers needs. Livestock. mineral are generally a lot healthier and have higher rates of gain.

New Life Mineral
Livestock #1

BOOSTER PAK
BEEF & DAIRY CATTLE PREMIX
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
COPPER MIN. 800ppm
COPPER MAX. 800ppm
SELENIUM MIN. 467.3ppm
VITAMIN A MIN. 765,000 IU#
VITAMIN D MIN. 170,000 IU#
VITAMIN E MIN. 4090 IU#
IODINE MIN. 1528-ppm

INGREDIENTS
SODIUM SELENITE, VITAMIN A
SUPPLEMENT, VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENT, VITAMIN
E SUPPLEMENT,
IODINE & COPPER SULFATE.

DIRECTIONS

FEED FREE CHOICE OR BLEND INTO GRAIN MIX OR TOTAL MIXED RATIONS TO PROVIDE 1/2

TO 1OUNCE PER HEAD PER DAY.

FOLLOW LABEL DIRECTIONS. THE ADDITION TO FEED OF HIGHER LEVELS OF THIS PREMIX

Grazing and Pastures

The introduction of Spredor 4 with its improved creeping-root trait and improved forage yield coincides with a renewed interest in rotational grazing for dairy herds and other livestock. Extreme winter hardiness. an aggressive creeping trait and resistance to prevalent alfalfa diseases make Spredor 4 perfectly designed for

Under rotational grazing, pastures are subdivided into small paddocks either by permanent or portable electric fences. A water supply must be readily available Livestock are grazed on a paddock for short periods (1-3 days) before being moved to a new paddock. The old paddock is then allowed to recover before livestock are again allowed to graze. Intensive rotational grazing requires greater management and optimizes returns and forage quality by using smaller paddocks and moving livestock once or twice daily.

Improved forage quality is the predominant reason for planting alfalfa pastures. In many cases, the grazed alfalfa is higher in protein and energy than forages that are mechanically harvested and stored. Cows eat fresh. Lush forage daily with little or no leaf loss.

Alfalfa grazing has resulted in excellent animal performance in university trials. Legume and legume-grass pastures are superior to grass pastures and hay. Legumes provide higher quality forage and have resulted in improved rates of gain, similar or better milk production, improved herd health and higher conception rates not to mention reduced costs and feed purchases. A Michigan State University study showed a $377 per cow net income improvement from implementing a rotational grazing program. Other studies have shown that average daily gains of 1.5 to 2.0 pounds per head are possible when beef cattle are grazed on pure stands of alfalfa.

Another advantage of alfalfa pasture is its deep root system allows it to survive drought and still provide an acceptable level of forage for grazing.

Spredor 4 will respond positively to good pasture management techniques whether you're interested in season-long grazing or occasional grazing when seasonal weather conditions make harvesting quality alfalfa difficult. Here are some tips for setting up a rotational grazing program.

· Start grazing alfalfa when it reaches the bud stage. Alfalfa should be grazed as close to the ground as possible without damaging the crown. Graze to 2-3 inches of stem height to ensure that new growth comes from the crown buds and not from the auxiliary buds on the stems. Clipping can also be used to cut stems to initiate regrowth if grazing pressure is not heavy enough during the spring and early summer.

A two-phase grazing system works best. First graze animals with high nutrient demand such as lactating dairy cows. Then have dry cows or heifers come in to clean up the less palatable stems.

· Rotational grazing for short grazing periods of one to seven days with a long recovery period of 28-35 days is the major key to successful season-long grazing which still maintaining healthy, productive stands. Leave at least a 6-inch stubble in the fall to catch snow, protect against ice sheeting and insulate crowns from extreme cold.

· Stock density should be great enough to harvest the available forage in less than a week and preferably fewer than four days, generally 3-6 head per acre.

· One or more sacrifice paddocks enhance a gazing program where alfalfa is the main forage. A sacrifice paddock is an area, preferably with grass sod, that can be used to hold cattle and feed supplemental forage during wet weather or to allow adequate regrowth of alfalfa paddocks.

· To reduce concerns from bloat, seed a forage grass with the alfalfa. Never put hungry cattle into alfalfa to graze. Feed non-bloating roughage source first. Check cattle frequently during the first few days on pasture and then during periods of cool, wet weather when the bloat risk is greatest. Consider feeding a bloat preventative compound a few days before and during the grazing period. More mature pastures are less likely to cause bloat.

Note: This Information is based on research and field observations. Since variations in local conditions may affect the information and suggestions contained here, SYngenta Seeds disclaims legal responsibility therefore.

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