Rumincube
Minerals and vitamins where pasture falls short, in a 20 kg tub for extensive systems
Vitamin-mineral complementary feed with urea, molasses and carob meal, offered free-choice in the field. The flock itself regulates how much it licks according to what its diet lacks.
When pasture falls short
In extensive systems, pastures do not cover what the flock needs all year round. In summer, in drought or on straw stubble, the diet runs short of minerals and vitamins.
And that happens just when the most demanding moments arrive: late gestation and the start of lactation.
Summer, drought and straw stubble.
The female needs more minerals and vitamins.
The most demanding moment of the cycle.
Five reasons to put it in the field
Corrects deficiencies in diets based on poor pasture, stubble or straw.
Non-protein nitrogen (urea) and molasses sugars support rumen microbial activity on fibrous diets.
Mineral and vitamin support for females in late gestation and lactation.
Zinc, selenium and vitamins A and E contribute to the normal function of the immune system.
Free-choice, with no rations to prepare or feed to distribute.
The flock regulates its own intake
Animals lick according to what their diet lacks, so intake may be higher at first while the flock restores its mineral balance.
Minerals and trace elements
Sodium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus, with zinc, manganese, iodine, cobalt and selenium.
Vitamins A, D3, E, B1 and B6
Vitamin support when pasture does not provide it.
Urea, molasses and carob
Non-protein nitrogen and sugars for the rumen microbiota, on a palatable base.
For ruminants in extensive systems
Extensive sheep and goats
Extensive cattle
Free-choice, never in the feeder
Free-choice mineral complementary feed. Recommended during drought, together with straw.
Practical pointsSee it in action
How it works, how to use it and how our technicians work with it on farm, in just a few minutes.
How many tubs does your flock need?
Estimate how many tubs you need based on flock size, expected intake and days of supplementation.
Enter the intake you observe on your farm: each animal regulates how much it licks according to the deficiencies of its diet.
of Rumincube for the period entered
Indicative estimate. Actual intake depends on pasture and on each flock's deficiencies. Prices not included.
20 kg tub
Transparency in every ingredient
Composition
Sodium chloride, molasses, calcium carbonate, carob meal, sodium sulphate, dicalcium phosphate, magnesium oxide and sodium bicarbonate.
Trace elements and vitamins (per kg)
Zinc (zinc oxide, 3b603) 2,000 mg; manganese (manganese oxide, 3b502) 1,758 mg; iodine (calcium iodate, 3b202) 10 mg; cobalt (cobalt(II) carbonate, 3b304) 7 mg; selenium (sodium selenite, 3b801) 10 mg. Vitamin A (3a672a) 110,000 IU; vitamin D3 (3a671) 22,000 IU; vitamin E (3a700) 603 mg; vitamin B1 (3a821) 147 mg; vitamin B6 (3a831) 147 mg.
Other additives (per kg)
Urea (3d1) 30,000 mg; preservative propionic acid (E282) 48,000 mg; anti-caking agent sepiolite (E562) 13,360 mg; mixture of flavouring substances 380 mg.
Analytical constituents
Sodium 12 %, calcium 10 %, magnesium 4 %, phosphorus 1.25 %.
Peace of mind, every day
Simultaneous administration with vitamin D2 is prohibited.
Only for ruminants with a functional rumen, with gradual adaptation and within the ration's urea nitrogen limit.
Rumincube is a complementary feed and does not replace the diagnosis or judgement of the veterinarian responsible for the farm.
Free-choice mineral complementary feed for ruminants · ESP08300761 · ESP45000573 · Marketed by AMBiotec
Our own science, by your side on the farm
Analyses raw materials, feed, water and faeces as part of the technical service to your farm.
FAMI-QS, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 management systems.
We help you adapt the programme to your farm together with your veterinarian.
What people ask us most
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How is Rumincube used?
Free-choice: place the tub where animals can reach and lick it easily, never in the feeder. It is recommended during drought, together with straw.
How much does each animal eat?
Each animal regulates its intake according to its diet's deficiencies, and intake may be higher at first.
What precautions apply to urea?
Only for animals with a functional rumen, with gradual adaptation; at most 30 % of the total nitrogen in the daily ration may come from urea.
Is it compatible with other products?
The label prohibits simultaneous administration with vitamin D2. Ask your veterinarian.
How many tubs should I put out?
Enough for every animal in the group to have access, including subordinate ones. The calculator on this page gives you an estimate.
Does it replace veterinary treatment?
No. It is a complementary feed that fits into farm management and does not replace the diagnosis or judgement of the veterinarian responsible.
Need the technical data sheet? Ask our technical team and we will send it to you.
Shall we talk about your farm?
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Rumincube is a complementary feed. It does not replace the diagnosis or judgement of the responsible veterinarian. Marketed by Agroalimentaria Manchega de Biotecnología, S.L.
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