FeedTest kits for Entegra clients

On : December 2, 2021
By : Entegra Signature Structures

Entegra is currently offering complimentary FeedTest kits to clients who purchase a hay shed. FeedTest provides independent, reliable and rapid fodder/feed analysis using state-of-the-art Near Infrared (NIR) Technology, that is able to determine the nutritional value of stockfeed.

We still have 11 kits left and the offer will continue until stocks last. The kits are being sent to clients in Entegra gift boxes.

Key points

Complimentary FeedTest kits being offered with every purchase of an Entegra hay shed
The kits are being sent out in the mail
FeedTest uses state-of-the-art Near Infrared (NIR) Technology
Until stocks last

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The wider test range includes many parameters, including:

Starch
Nitrogen
Ausmeat ME
Mycotoxins
Pesticide Residues
Yeast & Mould
Minerals
Trace elements
Lignin

Provided in the kits:

Sample request form
Resealable plastic bag
Reply paid envelope
Notebook with pen
2 x stickers
Stubby holder
2 x additional pens

Grant Ross farms for the future

Grant believes feed tests may hold the key to understanding the effect of the trace minerals on their oaten hay and could help deliver a premium price.

His theory was first put to the test a few years ago, when the Ross family sold some of its rain-affected hay to a local sheep producer. That same sheep producer also purchased hay from a farmer that uses urea.

Grant Ross received a FeedTest kit with the purchase of his newly installed hay shed

“Their sheep hardly touched that hay (with urea) …it had big rank stems, whereas ours had the same amount of rain on it – it had that blackish look about it – but they never left anything behind,” Grant said.

“It goes to prove the quality of our hay was just that much better, the sheep ate all of it. That’s why I’m interested in feed testing. If we do sell hay domestically, we will be able to advertise and say we have got a feed test on it and people buying it will know exactly what they are getting.”