Luzerne mix  is ​​a particularly hygienically processed dry product made from alfalfa and green oats
its consistent quality is versatile and practical.
• Dried to maintain value, dust-free and very hygienic
• Chewable chop shape
• Constant quality all year round
• Energy-rich concentrate replacement
Alfalfa mix is ​​rich in amino acids, crude fiber and valuable fatty acids and thus offers interesting
Possible uses in sports and breeding. Grain quantities can be reduced and the digestibility of the
Total ration can be improved. By mixing the chopped alfalfa into the concentrate
its volume increases, promotes chewing and thus supports digestion.
FEEDING RECOMMENDATION
As a supplement to basic feed with roughage and / or pasture grass. Approx. 150-500 g per 100 kg
Body weight and day. Note: Alfalfa Mix can be used as a crib feed and cereal substitute.
1 liter corresponds to approx. 200 g
COMPOSITION
70% alfalfa, green oats, vegetable oils
ingredients
Crude protein 12.0%
Crude fat 2.4%
Crude fiber 32.0%
Crude ash 10.9%
Sugar & starch 10.0%
Calcium 1.2%
Phosphorus 0.3%
Magnesium 0.3%
Sodium 0.1%
Potassium 2.1%
Additives per kg:
Nutritional physiological additives
Vitamin D3 E671 980 IU
Vitamin E 3a700 110 mg
Carotene 112 mg
Native content of trace elements on average per kg:
Iron 615.0 mg
Zinc 22.0 mg
Manganese 33.0 mg
Copper 9.0 mg
Cobalt 0.1 mg
Selenium 0.3 mg

Weight	18 kg
Composition	50% alfalfa (joung, fresh, shredded), 30% cutted green oats, 10% clover, 5% molasses, 5% vegetable oils
Ingredients	Raw protein 12,0 %, Raw fibre 32,0 %, Raw fat 2,4 %, Raw ash 10,9 %, Digestible raw protein 82 g/kg, Digestible energy 10,5 MJ/kg, Starch & sugar 10,0 %, Calcium 1,2 %, Phosphorus 0,3 %, Magnesium 0,3 %, Sodium 0,1 %, Potassium 2,1 %, Vitamin D3 980 IE, Vitamin E 110 mg, Carotene 112 mg
Microelements (per Kg)	Sulfur 2.000 mg, Iron 615 mg, Zinc 22 mg, Manganese 33 mg, Copper 9 mg, Selenium 0,3 mg
Feeding recommendation	Ca. 150 – 500 g per 100 kg body weight per day in addition to the usual roughage. Luzerne-Mix could be offered as a substitute for concentrated feed; especially instead of cereals.