15% Commodity Pellet

NutreBeef® 15% Commodity Pellet is designed for both growing and mature cattle when extra protein and energy is needed. Featuring a nutrient-enriched formula, this cattle feed helps support body condition at all stages of a cattle’s life.

15.0% Crude Protein

30.0% Crude Fiber

2.0% Crude Fat

Ingredients

Wheat Middlings, Soybean Hulls (not more than 27%), Maize Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles, Calcium Carbonate, Cane Molasses, Salt, Calcium Propionate (a preservative), Natural and Artificial Flavors.

Products are made regionally and ingredients may vary. Always refer to the product tag, label or packaging for the most accurate and complete ingredients list.
Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Level

Crude Protein, minimum 15.0%

Crude Fat, minimum 2.0%

Crude Fiber, maximum 30.0%

Calcium, minimum 1.50%

Calcium, maximum 2.0%

Phosphorus, maximum 0.4%

Salt, minimum 0.3%

Salt, maximum 0.8%

Sodium, minimum 0.12%

Sodium, maximum 0.58%
Feeding Directions

Feed up to 1.5 lb of Nutrena NutreBeef 15% Commodity Pellet per 100 lb of body weight daily. Feeding rate may be adjusted to achieve desired body condition. Provide fresh, clean water and good quality roughage as hay or pasture at all times.

Our Features

Designed for both growing and mature cattle when extra protein and energy is needed.
Feed anytime when supplemental protein or energy is needed.
Pellet form for easy feeding ad can be fed in self-feeders.
Supplemental protein for all stages of breeding cows and bulls to help support body condition.

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