met kalwers en lammerooie.
en innames uiters laag wees dus is dit belangrik om dit gereeld los te 3. Wat moet ek doen indien die maak en deur te meng. produk in die lekbakke natgereën het? 4. Wat maak ek in kampe met oop Fosfaatprodukte bevat geen ureum water ? nie, dus is daar geen gevaar van Maak seker dat dat daar ‘n lekbak vergiftiging nie. Na gelang van hoe by die pos sowel as by die water in nat die produk is, kan dit in die die veld is. Diere kom gewoonlik by bak deurgemeng word of uitgegooi panne bymekaar en kan lekbakke word om droog te word en met hier uitgesit word om fosfaat vars produk gemeng word. Indien inname te verseker. die produk baie nat is en in bakke gelos word, sal dit kliphard raak 5. Wat is die oplossings vir meeste
van bogenoemde probleme in die reënseisoen ? Toeklapbakke vir bees maak dit moontlik om groter hoeveelhede Futterfos P6 per trop uit te gooi en dieselfde lekbak word vir proteïenlekke ook gebruik. Die bakke skakel baie vermorsing, windverliese en probleme met duiwe en tarentale uit. Toeklapbakke is egter ‘n “nice to have”, maar nie ‘n voorskrif nie.
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he Brahman are known for their exceptional hardiness, physical stamina, the fact that they live twice as long as normally expected and their ability to profitably produce on marginal lands. History and records have it that, the first Brahmans were imported to the land of the brave in 1954 by the late Mr. Jurgen Cranz and his wife Vera, to their farm Isabis in the Windhoek district of Namibia. This was quickly followed by more imports by other breeders. After sixty seven (67) years since the arrival of the Brahman, today many farmers across Namibia has selected the Brahman as their 14
breed of choice because of the variety of characteristic traits that they possess. Having a greater influence and known to play a critical role among the beef industry, this makes it one of the visible reason why many farmers have opted to
farm with the Brahman. It have been recorded that approximately 70% of the national beef cattle population are Brahman infused or Brahman type cattle. As outlined by the Namibian Brahman Breeders Society, Brahman cross-calves are sought www.namfarmers.com.na
