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In each herd, there is a large variation of the amount of antibodies in colostrum between cows. Some cows produce many antibodies
– others very few.
If colostrum is fed directly from the cow, antibody absorption mirrors its quality, leading to random results and limiting the calf’s potential as high-producing dairy cow.
A calf’s ability to absorb antibodies declines rapidly after birth, making it crucial to feed colostrum quickly while keeping bacteria
levels low and ensuring the right temperature.
These four crucial factors determine how well the calf absorbs antibodies from
colostrum — directly impacting future milk production.
Correct colostrum nutrition with a high level of antibodies ensures increased health and hereby reduction of cost.
Colostrum needs to be fed quickly after birth to maximize milk production.
Bacteria reduce the calf’s absorption
of the vital antibodies in colostrum.
For optimal absorption of antibodies, the colostrum needs to be fed at body temperature.
Farmers freeze their best colostrum using our unique cartridge bag system, ensuring its consistent supply of top-quality colostrum.
When a calf is born, the frozen colostrum is quickly thawed to the perfect feeding temperature using the ColoQuick unit – in just 20 minutes.
The newborn calf receives colostrum with a high level of antibodies – at the right temperature and right when it matters most. This sets it up for a healthier and more productive future.
Faster, easier and more efficient than any other method.