Milk Bar Catalogue

Milk Bar™ Products Manufactured by AgBoss | Australia ©Copyright of AgBoss Australia 2021

Introduction & Service

AgBoss is the manufacturer & distributor of all MilkBar™ Feeders & Trailers throughout Australia.

Our current operation has been manufacturing Milk-Bar™ Products since 1991.

AgBoss now proudly employs over 40 local & loyal Australians, all of which play a critical role in the manufacture and distribution of the products in this catalogue.

We thank you for taking the time to read through the following pages, and if there is any way we can make your process simpler, or you need product advice, please contact us right away.

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MilkBar™ Calf Teat

The difference the Milk Bar Teat makes to calf health is profound

MilkBar™ Calf Teat

Not all teats are created equal!

The difference the Milk Bar Teat makes to calf health is profound. Farmers who have switched to the controlled flow from a fast feeding teat or bucket cannot believe the difference to their calves.

Mortality drops, calves are heavier and cross suckling damage has gone. They can hardly believe it. We do, we’ve been seeing these results for 27 years.

1. Internal web You can’t see it, but it’s in there. The internal web is what stops calves gulping. It makes sure the calves suckle hard and delivers milk at the natural speed.

2. Rounded end Have you ever seen a cow with a pointed teat? We certainly haven’t, that’s why Milk Bar Teats are softly rounded. This makes sure the calf doesn’t get any rubs on the roof of the mouth.

3. Inverted tip So a cow’s teat isn’t inverted, but this helps calves suckle hard just like they would in nature. This is what helps make Milk Bar calves, kids and lambs healthy.

4. Special rubber Milk Bar Teats have very special rubber. The rubber helps calves suckle hard but is soft enough for easy training. It’s a science and we’ve nailed it. We test every single batch of rubber before we use it so only the best arrives on farm.

5. Vertical slit The vertical slit allows the perfect flow of milk to leave the teat. This helps to protect the rumen and lungs by making sure that there is not an overflow of milk. We hand slit every single teat to make sure it is correct.

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NEW

MilkBar™ Calf Teat

For 30 years we have worked very hard to source the best quality, natural rubber from around the world, to make the Milk Bar Teat as perfect as possible for calves.

But even with the best rubber money can buy, some batches react differently to others.

It’s all to do with the natural rubber source, which is a tree. We don’t use synthetic fillers, so we are impacted by changes in the rubber tree. Therefore some teats last all season, and some don’t.

It’s been bugging us for years, so we are thrilled to let you know that we have cracked it!!

We still use 100% natural rubber but combined with our new patent pending Drip Proof Technology (DPT) we believe we have created the perfect teat, great for calves and great for you!

Your calves will still enjoy all the health benefits associated with the controlled flow created by the Milk Bar Teat, while you can enjoy improved functionality with the innovative DPT design.

The world-famous Milk Bar Teat has had an overhaul for the 2020’s and now features revolutionary Drip Proof Technology!

Teats that last the distance Heavier, healthier calves Job done!

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The MilkBar™ ‘Calf Teat’ Series MilkBar™ Calf Teat

Proven to enhance calf health! The pull through design stops teats rotating and loosening during feeding and is extremely hygienic.

The inverted tip prevents irritations to the roof of the calf’s mouth.

To maximise results put new Milk Bar Teats into your feeders at the beginning of the season. This ensures that calves nurse and suckle at the correct speed to weaning.

The Milk Bar Lamb/Kid teats are also part of the range and fits onto any of the Milk Bar feeders. They have the same health benefits as the calf teat.

Description Milk Bar Calf Teats Milk Bar Calf Teats 10 pack Milk Bar Calf Teats 50 pack Milk Bar Adaptor Cap & Teat Milk Bar Adaptor Cap & Teat 5 pack Milk Bar Adaptor Cap

SKU 750100 750103 750106 750118 750108 730584

Milk Bar Adaptor Cap 5 Pack

750125

Milk Bar Lamb/Kid Teats

750133

Milk Bar Lamb/Kid Teats 5

750136

MB™ Colostrum Teat The Colostrum Teat has been specifically formulated to make training calves easy whilst still ensuring that saliva is produced for immunity.

To ease the training process, fit one of your feeders with Milk Bar Colostrum Teats for the new-born calves. After a few days’ calves will be confidently feeding and will be ready to move on to the Milk Bar Teat for continued health benefits.

Description Milk Bar Calf Colostrum Teats 1/pack (Yellow) Milk Bar Calf Colostrum Teats 5/pack (Yellow) Milk Bar Lamb/Kid Colostrum Teats 1/pack (Yellow) Milk Bar Lamb/Kid Colostrum Teats 5/pack (Yellow) www.AgBoss.com.au

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The digestive system in harmony As a farmer we know calves are very important and have many future roles from the basis of your future herd to providing high quality beef. For every calf born you have given some thought around what genetics to use, what nutrition plan to follow, when to calve, the list goes on.

When a calf suckles from a cow she applies both positive and negative pressure (squeezing and suckling). The squeezing stimulates the cows teat so oxytocin is released. Oxytocin causes cells in the udder to contract and eject milk from the alveolus into the cisterns above the teats.

The suckling overcomes the sphincter barrier, allowing the calf to remove milk from the teat. Oxytocin does NOT cause milk to flow from the teat.

The teat canal must be physically opened to remove milk The calf drinks slowly, up to 4 or 5 minutes per litre of milk and produces a lot of saliva.

The saliva that is produced by suckling slowly is loaded with natural antimicrobial properties to boost immunity. Saliva balances the pH in the abomasum so the milk can turn into a thick curd.

The slow delivery of milk combined with saliva gives rennin and other enzymes time to curd the milk, lipase digests fats, lactose is digested and absorbed into the bloodstream.

The natural suckling action of using positive and negative pressure activates the oesophageal groove to close and form a tube so milk bypasses the rumen and enters the abomasum. The oesophageal groove is a curved muscle that lies at the base of the oesophageal. It ensures that everything that enters the calf’s mouth, ends up in the right place.

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Raising calves can be very rewarding when it goes right. Milk Bar supply you with information about a calves digestive system so you can reduce some of the common problems that can make raising calves stressful.

The Oesophageal Groove and the Rumen

When a calf drinks water from a trough or eats meal and grains, the oesophageal groove stays relaxed and these food groups drop straight into the rumen for digestion.

The Oesophageal Groove and the Abomasum When a calf suckles, the oesophageal groove closes and forms a small tube to direct the milk past the rumen and into the abomasum for digestion. Too much milk causes overflow allowing milk to drop into the rumen.

Milk in the rumen is a no no for calves.

The rumen has enzymes to digest grains and forage but these enzymes are not able to digest milk so the milk ferments and produces lactic acid.

The lactic acid enters the bloodstream and can cause depression, anorexia and sometimes death.

Put simply, when left alone the calf drinks with her neck long and low, and the cow lets the milk down slowly. With the speed of milk controlled, the rumen is by passed and the abomasum creates the curd to start the digestion process. The enzymes do their job and get cracking with digesting fats and lactose. www.AgBoss.com.au

Happy, healthy calves!

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Cross Suckling What is it?

Cross-suckling is when calves suckle on each other or their surroundings after feeding. It can be missed when feeders are filled and the calves are left to feed, however it is worth taking the time to check for cross suckling as it can cause short term infections and long term damage.

If you watch your calves after feeding you will see that the length of time they spend cross suckling is directly linked to the speed in which they drink.

For example: a calf fed 4L at ‘natures speed’ should take around 12-15 minutes to drink. After drinking she will be quiet and settled. Her suckling urge is satisfied and she is content.

If she drinks 4L in 8 minutes or less then she will spend the next 4-5 minutes cross suckling to satisfy the natural suckling urge.

Why it’s a problem: Short term problems like navel infections are a nuisance and take time and cost to treat.

We are more interested in the long term damage because cross suckling removes the keratin plug and leaves the developing teat canal open to infections. Cross-suckling is strongly linked to mastitis and blind quarters in first lactation heifers.

How to fix Allowing calves to drink at the ‘natural speed’ resolves cross suckling almost immediately. It is really that simple!

Cross Suckling

Calves fed with Milk Bar Teats were settled and content after feeding. All calves had healthy, undamaged teats and the keratin plug remains intact to protect the teat canal*

Calves fed from a faster flow teat cross-suckled vigorously after feeding. Cross-suckling damage and loss of the keratin plug was common*

“During the trial, it was observed that group-housed calves fed the faster flow teats had a much greater incidence of hyperactivity immediately post feeding and were more likely to engage in nonnutritive suckling of each other’s body parts.” Source - Journal of Applied Animal Nutrition * Images taken from research published in the Journal of Applied Animal Nutrition

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Lactose absorption & nutritional scours What it is?

Nutritional scours is not as serious as viral scouring which can devastate your calving season, but it still takes time to treat and does have long term consequences.

Nutritional scours can be linked to two major causes, poor digestion and stress.

Stress can result from a variety of causes. It could be due to irregular feeding, sudden changes in the concentration of milk replaces, or a poor quality milk powder.

Environmental stress can also play a part. Calves don’t like sudden changes in the weather, cold, damp, draughty or humid calf sheds.

Digestive stress is a key factor. If the pH in the abomasum is not balanced and the acid secretion is reduced then the ability of the milk to clot is compromised as is the digestion of milk protein.

Inadequate clotting allows excess sugar(lactose) to enter the intestines and produce a nutrient source for pathogens such as E.Coli who’s numbers multiply rapidly when in contact with raw milk or lactose.

This is a leading cause of nutritional scours in young calves.

Long term impact: Aside from the cost and added workload of treating calves with nutritional scours, studies have shown the calves who suffer from nutritional scours pre weaning have a reduced average daily gain which can impact conception.

Addressing the cause: Alongside reducing environmental stress, improving digestibility and lactose absorption is key in reducing nutritional scours. We know from studies that a controlled flow of milk into the calf has a positive effect on digestion by promoting good clotting and improving lactose absorption. Saliva production helps to balance the pH to further ease stress on the digestive system. Feeding the calf at a slow, natural speed will maximise saliva production and ultimately reduce work load.

Cross Suckling

Calves fed on Milk Bar Teats had thick, even curding. Only 3mg/gm of lactose remained two hours after feeding indicating more effective absorption into the bloodstream.*

Calves fed on a faster flow teat had inadequate curding with lumps of coagulated milk floating in a watery liquid. High lactose levels of 12mg/ gm remained in the abomasum and high concentrates in the intestine and faeces.* “Under farm conditions, a slow release teat system may reduce scours and other digestive problems in young calves during peak milk intake (up to 15 days of age), due to the increased ideal digestion of nutrients, preventing undigested nutrient flow to the hind gut” Source - Journal of

Applied Animal Nutrition

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* Images taken from research published in the Journal of Applied Animal Nutrition

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Breakaway Behaviour What it is?

It’s easy to think that young calves will be easier to train on a fast flow teat but actually it causes issues with breakaway behaviour!

Breakaway behaviour is when calves become unsettled when feeding and ‘breaks away’ from feeding.

Typically you see this in calves fed from a fast flow teat. Calves struggle with the high flow of milk and will come off the teat and either drop their head and cough or try to find another teat that is more comfortable.

Why it’s a problem: Breakaway behaviour disrupts the feeding time and can influence the milk volume the calf uptakes. For calves fed in groups this can lead to unequal milk intake. Breakaway behaviour can contribute to extra training time.

How to fix When calves are delivered milk with a controlled flow, breakaway behaviour is reduced to the occasional repositioning.

Weight Performance Average daily gain (ADG) is the grams per day in weight gain. Good ADG has positive outcomes such as better conception rates and increased first lactation production to name just a few Week 1-3 All energy comes from colostrum or milk. A calf takes no energy from grain during the

first few weeks, so it’s important to feed enough milk to meet all energy needs.

Week 4 Now the rumen is starting to develop. Small amounts of energy are taken from grain,

but the majority of energy is still from milk.

Week 6 By the end of the week six (42 days) the rumen should be developed enough for milk

to be reduced. If the calf is eating 700 grams of grain per day then the milk volume can

start to be reduced.

Week 12 The rumen should now be developed enough for the calf to continue to grow on pasture,

pasture based feeds or grain based feeds depending on your feeding regime.

Weaning To prevent weight loss at weaning, it is important the calf has had lib grain from Week 1.

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Do not go to once a day feeding under 42 days. Ideally calves should be fed in the evening

Natural Teats with no synthetic fillers

100% Natural Rubber Why do I need to change teats • Milk Bar Teats with Drip Proof Technology don’t leak • It delivers milk at a natural/right speed to optimize digestive health and performance • The pull through design doesn’t loosen during feeding and with no threads or valves to clean, good hygiene is easy to maintain • Fit new Milk Bar teats into calf feeders at the beginning of the calving season, as a teat ages the rubber becomes softer and milk flow increases. As a calf approaches weaning the developed digestive system can manage this slightly increased flow but for young calves a faster flow impacts health and can result in cross suckling and nutritional scours.

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Using the right Teat for Success Why calves fed on Milk Bar Teats are heavier and healthier?

Only Milk Bar Teat have an internal web that controls the flow rate, stopping calves gulping and encouraging the correct suckling action and saliva production required for great calf health, better curding, higher weight gain and less cross suckling The slower the calf feeds the less time you’ll spend treating her.

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Squeeze a cows teat and the milk goes back into the udder. To milk a cow you must strip downwards, squeezing the teat between thumb and fingers Calves must suckle hard to obtain milk.

Squeeze a Milk Bar Teat and milk goes back into the feeder. To get milk from a Milk Bar Teat a calf must suckle This is natural for the calf.

Natural suckling = healthy calf

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Squeeze a teat with an internal valve and the milk squirts out.

To get milk from a valve teat a calf must pump This is Not natural for the calf.

Unnatural pumping = unhealthy calf

Natural Feeding • When a calf drinks from a cow, it drinks slowly with its neck stretched out, and produces a lot of saliva • This action closes the oesophageal groove so milk bypasses the rumen and enters the abomasum • When milk enters the abomasum, rennin and other enzymes curd the milk • Milk curd is then broken down by enzymes in the abomasum, before also passing into the intestine for absorption

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Milk Volume

Use a tape measure every week to measure the growth and adjust feeding volumes using the chart example below. Wrap the tape around the calf just behind the wither and elbow.

Don’t forget, in cold weather you need to increase the volume by 2% every degree under 5°C. So if the milk volume is 5L: At 4°C increase 2% = 5.1L At 0°C increase 10% At-5°C increase 20% = 6.0L

Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Week 7 Week 8

Calf Heart Girth CM 70

74 80 84 86 88 92 94 98

Weight (Approx) 40

44 50 56 61 67 73 79 84

Colostrum Litres 4.7 4.7 2

Milk Litres

3 5.0 5.3 5.7 6.0 6.2 6.4 4.0 4.0

Feeding times 2-3 feeds 2-3 feeds 2-3 feeds 2 feeds 2 feeds 2 feeds 2 feeds 2 feeds 2 feeds 1 feed - evening 1 feed - evening

Grain Kg

Ad Lib Ad Lib Ad Lib Ad Lib Ad Lib Ad Lib Ad Lib Ad Lib

The earlier you start a calf on grains the earlier the rumen start to develop.

Frequently asked questions Q How is the Milk Bar Teat different from other teats?

The Milk Bar Teat was designed to simulate a cow teat as closely as possible so the calf would have the same natural suckling action as if it were drinking from a cow, although the Milk Bar Teat does feed faster than a cow. A calf produces alot more saliva while feeding from a cow than from a teat.

Q Does that mean that I can feed my calves in groups with no cross suckling?

Yes. The Milk Bar Teat was designed for group feeding. You will not normally get any cross suckling unless the teats are badly worn and need replacing.

Q How long do they last?

As a rule 1 teat per calf twice a day at 3 litre feeds for 12 weeks. The cleaner they are kept, the longer they will last.

Q What should Milk Bar Teats be cleaned with?

Milk Bar Teats are made with a natural rubber compound, which will absorb milk fat. They should be cleaned regularly with an alkali based dairy detergent in warm water to remove any fat.

Q What do you mean by ‘pump’ the teat?

If you have a valve type teat fitted to a container of milk, and you squeeze the teat, you will get a squirt of milk as the valve makes the teat work like a pump. A calf that is fed with a valve type teat soon learns to pump the teat and swallow the milk, the calf with the fastest jaw action gets the most milk. If you squeeze a cows teat nothing will happen. To get milk from a cow a calf needs to suckle. www.AgBoss.com.au

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MilkBar™ Open Feeders MilkBar™ Open Feeders Milk Bar feeders are made from the highest quality UV stabilised polyethylene

The teat channel is low to reduce milk wastage and there are no threads or valves to trap bacteria.

All Milk Bar feeders are fitted with Milk Bar Teats. Calves fed with Milk Bar Teats suckle and nurse the teat correctly which means they cannot cheat and gulp milk quickly. This equalises the drinking speeds so calves get their fair share.

Designed on farm for farmers!

All our feeders are born from our own practical experience, so we are 100% confident you’ll find them as easy to use as we do. The teat channel is low to reduce milk wastage and there are no threads or valves to trap bacteria. Milk Bar feeders come fully assembled with teats and hook fitted and ready to use!

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MilkBar™ Open Feeders Straight feeders are designed to sit on a gate at the front of the calf pen

MilkBar™ Straight Line Drinker

Manufactured By Agboss | Australia Straight feeders are a practical solution when you have larger groups of calves and do not wish to enter the calf pen to fill a free-standing feeder.

The feeders are straight to allow room for shoulders and heads. The aluminium hooks are predrilled and can be adjusted to fit your gates.

Straight feeders are perfect when you have a pen of 10 calves, you can butt them together

Description 6 Teat, Straight Line Drinker, 36 litre

SKU 750220

Aluminium Hooks are pre-drilled to easy adjust, for use on different rail or gate widths

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MilkBar™ Open Series The Milk Bar™ 1 is a single teat, rail mounted, 68 litre feeder for calves in single pens.

The integral rotomoulded hooks are incredibly sturdy and handy, fitting 25 mm rails and a convenient hand grip is provided.

Capacity 8 Litres gradients marked at 2 litres

Description Milk Bar 1 Portable Drinker, 8 litre, 1 Teat

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SKU 750235

MilkBar™ Open Series The Milk Bar™ 5 is rotomoulded at Yarrawonga and weighs just 2 kg but holds 15 litres to feed five calves, gradients marked at 5 litres.

The integral rotomoulded hooks fit 25 mm or 40 mm rails and a sturdy carry handle is moulded through the interior.

Description Milk Bar 5 Portable Drinker, 5 Teat, 15 litre

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SKU 750238

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MilkBar™ Open Series Manufactured By AgBoss | Australia The Milk Bar™ 10 is rotomoulded in Albury and fitted with Ezi Lock hooks.

The feeder is 850mm long, 460 mm wide, 430 mm high, weighs 5 kg and holds up to 60 litres. Cut out handles are at the sides and the units interstack – with the teats fitted – for easier handling, transporting and storage.

Description Milk Bar 10 Portable Drinker, 10 Teat, 60 litre Eco Portable 10 Teat, Fence/Rail Drinker, 60 litre - Lime

Eco Drinker with Aluminium Hooks that are pre-drilled to easy adjust, for use on different rail or gate widths

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SKU 750241 750205

MilkBar™ Round Drinker MilkBar™ Round Drinker The Milk Bar™ 20 teat free standing feeder is ideal for large pens

The Milk Bar™ 20 teat free standing feeder is ideal for large pens.

The feeder bowl locks onto the base stand whilst calves are feeding and allows bowl and base to be moved as one unit between pens; for transport and storage the feeder bowl stacks inside the base. The shape of the base stops’ calves bunting the unit over. The Milk Bar Round Drinker can be used inside or out; for windy conditions drill a few holes around the base and peg it to the ground!

Description Milk Bar 20 Teat, Round Drinker, 120 litre

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SKU 750223

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MilkBar™ 5 Teat Compartment Series, 30 Litre Manufactured By AgBoss | Australia

Compartment feeders are great for sorting calves into groups or when using concentrated feeding regimes.

The compartments each hold 2.5 litres and are fitted with Milk Bar™ teats for even feeding rates, essential when using compartment feeders. The compartments are easy to clean. All the Milk Bar™ portable compartment feeders have fully adjustable, bunt proof Ezi Lock hooks and, for easy handling, the units inter-stack with the teats fitted.

Description SKU Milk Bar 5 Teat Drinker with Ezi Lock, 30 litre, Compartment 750214 Milk Bar Ezi Lock Hook Set - 1 pair 750229

MilkBar™ Ezi Hooks

Unbreakable. 100% bunt proof and adjust to fit gates with up to 75 mm rails!

Feeders hang upside down to drain.

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MilkBar™ Pen Waterer Manufactured By AgBoss | Australia The ultimate waterer for calves is 330 mm long, 275 mm deep and 575 mm high with a unique covered design that prevents dust, bird and calf faeces from contaminating the water supply, while the smaller 8 litre volume keeps water fresher.

There is a high-quality protected water valve, and a bottom drain is provided for easier cleaning.

Description Pen Waterer with Float, 8 litre - Grey

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SKU 780422

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MilkBar™ Lamb & Kid Drinker

Manufactured By AgBoss | Australia A 36L Lamb & Kid Straight feeder is the perfect solution The feeders are straight to allow room for shoulders and heads. The aluminium hooks are predrilled and can be adjusted to fit your gates. Fitted with Milk Bar Lamb & Kid Teats for great animal health.

Super easy to clean.

The Milk Bar Lamb/Kid teats are also part of the DPT range and fits onto any of the Milk Bar feeders. They have the same health benefits as the calf teat.

Description Milk Bar Lamb & Kid Drinker, 10 Teat, Straight Line, 36 litre - 22 -

SKU 750151

AgBoss™ Calf Troughs & Waterers AgBoss™ Snack Bar The Snack Bar multi-purpose trough holds 6-8 kg of dry food or 12 litres of liquid. The units are 650 mm long, 200 mm wide and 130 mm deep.

The moulded hooks fit rails up to 25 mm wide.

Perfect for pens of 5 Description AgBoss™ Snack Bar Black AgBoss™ Snack Bar Orange AgBoss™ Snack Bar Grey

SKU 780361 780365 780362

AgBoss™ Snack Bar - Trough Snack Bar with Universal float valve. Protected by tough plastic casing. Tough & durable. Will not rust or crack. Non-toxic, UV-stabilised, food-compatible.

Description AgBoss™ Snack Bar Trough Black AgBoss™ Snack Bar Trough Orange AgBoss™ Snack Bar Trough Grey

SKU 780406 780410 780407

AgBoss™ Munch Trough The 35 Litre Munch trough is a fence, rail or gate mounted feed trough for a variety of animals, including calves, horses and deer.

The trough has a high back and sides to prevent spillage plus moulded hooks (rather than attached steel hooks) to fit rails up to 50 mm thick.

Munch troughs are 800mm long, 300 mm wide and the back is 530 mm high, while the trough itself is 200 mm deep. The unit weighs 4 kg and will hold 20 kg of pellets or chaff.

Suitable for pens of 10 calves Description AgBoss™ Munch Trough Black AgBoss™ Munch Trough Orange AgBoss™ Munch Trough Grey www.AgBoss.com.au

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MilkBar™ Mobile Feeders MilkBar™ Mobile Feeders Whether your calves are by the shed or out the back, with up to 12 models to choose from the Milk Bar Mobile Range provides a solution to all farm sizes and configurations.

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Manufactured By AgBoss | Australia

Whether your calves are by the shed or out the back, with 12 models to choose from the Milk Bar Mobile Range provides a solution to all farm sizes and configurations.

Milk Bar Mobiles have the lowest centre of gravity in the market making them stable and easy to handle.

The tank and the manifolds level together as a complete unit to eliminate the need for connecting pipes and tubes making Milk Bar Mobiles incredibly hygienic with no need for cleaning gadgets

MilkBar™ Classic Mobile Feeder’s Manufactured By AgBoss | Australia

The Classic Range is perfect for farms where the calf paddocks are close to the shed.

Feeders in the Classic Range are single axle and have a 500L tank. Simple to use and easy to clean.

Description Milk Bar Classic Mobile Milk Feeders, Single Axle, 500 litre, 40 teat Milk Bar Classic Mobile Milk Feeders, Single Axle, 500 litre, 50 teat Milk Bar Classic Mobile Milk Feeders, Single Axle, 500 litre, 60 teat

SKU 750157 750169 750181

Deluxe Model - 750L Tanks, 60 teats - Twin Axles - Suspension Kits - Price on Application SKU 750174

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Accessories Image

Description

SKU

Mobile Hinged Tank Lid, includes pop rivets

730511

Tubeless wheel to suite Mobile Feeder

730543

Levelling Jack to suite Mobile Feeder

730555

Levelling Jack - Old Style

730567

Trailer Jockey Wheel

730692

Trainer Bottle includes Colostrum Teat

750145

Milk Bar Teat Tool

750121

Available from AgBoss POURMAXX JUGS & BUCKETS ■ Designed for excellent Available in control 250ml, ■ High chemical 500ml, resistance 1 Litre, ■ Easy and safe to 2 Litre, hold 3 Litre, 5 Litre, ■ Raised measuring graduation 15 Litre, 25 Litre ■ Non-spilling - 26 -

MilkBar™ Cleaning Milk Bar Teats have no valves or threads and do not need to be removed for cleaning! To get the longest life out of your teat, complete the following instructions. ​Daily Cleaning Give them a rinse with water, warm water is best but not essential.​​ ​IMPORTANT! Use an Alkali Detergent | 2-3 times per week The Alkali strips the milk fat and protein from the rubber and makes it last longer. Bend each teat over with the back end of your brush until you get a bubble. This bubble is the milk coming out of the teat so the Alkali can get in.

-40oC ThermoInsulated 40% Lighter

3x

Lasts 3 X Longer Slip Resistant Sole

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DAIRY SPRAY GUN ■ UV Stabilised lightweight durable polymer construction ■ Includes snap and click adaptor ■ Corrosion resistant ■ Trigger gun action ■ 600 KPA Burst Pressure - 27 -

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