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FARM PIRANGI
Nova Andradina- MS

Nellore by the economic characteristics and meat production in the grass

"The Bellman is a cutting-edge company and our partnership is important for the quality of supplementation that we received"

With 15 years experience in the selection of commercial breeders, the Agricultural Pirangi has its headquarters in Pirangi (SP). The marketing, production and selection of bulls are carried out by Pirangi ranch in New Arbroath (MS), where they are developed the processes of creating, growing and fattening of cattle to pasture, in addition to agriculture by the planting of soybeans and corn.

The spread of farm Pirangi is participating in the development of animals Breeding Program of the farm is inserted. This is the PAINT (Program Evaluation and Identification of New Bulls), led by the Lake Serra.

Select the Nellore by the economic characteristics and meat production in the grass and market players are the goals of farm Pirangi, who tirelessly search animals that are exponents on the national scene as a way of projecting the brand and the work. All animals are traded accompanied by Certificate Special Identification of Production (CEIP).

Since 1996, the Pirangi is a partner of Bellman. To Marcelo Garcia, owner of Agriculture, the Bellman was chosen for reliability that transmits to the producer. Among the products he uses are the BellNutri, BellPeso Super Center and Lambisk V. "The Bellman is a cutting-edge company and our partnership is important for the quality supplementation that we receive, "said Garcia.

Marcel Garcia

For further information, call (17) 3386-1721
www.agropirangi.com.br

Proven Results

ESALQ/USP
Energy protein supplement for cattle or recreated in tropical pastures

Data experiment 2005, published in 2006.
Author Ramalho, Térssio Roger Angelelli
Unity School of Agriculture Luiz de Queiroz (ESALQ)
Advisor: Santos, Flavio Augusto Portela
Date of Defense 30/03/2006 Keywords ¤ cattle

Original Abstract: The objective was to compare the performance of calves, not castrated, recreated during the raining season, exclusively on pasture (CONT) or supplemented with concentrated energy (ENER) and protein (PROT).

It was also evaluated the effect of supplementation in the later performance of these animals at the stage of finishing in confinement. We used 75 newly weaned calves, with 8 months of age and 200.08 kg of BW, from the junction of bull Pardo Swiss cow with F1 Angus x Nellore. The animals were kept on 22 hectares of pasture Colonião of grass (Panicum maximum), from December 2004 to May 2005. The pasture was divided into 8 paddocks and managed by rotational system, with rest period variable and fertilized with 45 kg of N per grazing. The animals grazed on one lot daily and were separated in 3 batches as the experimental treatment for receive their supplements. Animals in the control treatment (CONT) were driven back to the grass immediately after the separation. All animals had mixed Mineral provision in the pastures.

The animals fed ENER and PROT, received daily 0.6% of PV (on natural) of their supplements. The supplement ENER (6.4% CP in DM) contained citrus pulp and mineral mix with monensin sodium. The supplement PROT (19% of PB in MS), contained citrus pulp, cottonseed meal and mineral mix with monensin sodium. The daily weight gain (GPD) was higher (P <0.05) for the animals fed, being in 0741, 0908 and 0967 kg.animal-1 for treatments CONT, and ENER PROT respectively. There was no difference in GPD on the type of supplement (P> 0.05). After 158 days on the stage of growing grass, the animals were finished in confinement by 127 days. All animals received the same diet, with 82% concentrate and 18% of corn silage.

The GPD were 1.38, 1.51 and 1.45 kg / head for the treatments CONT, and ENER PROT respectively. The GPD ENER treatment was higher (P <0.05) than the CONT. Animals not supplemented during the grass growing in, showed no compensatory gain during the confinement in comparison with those fed. The additional weight gain of animals, obtained with supplementation during the pasture, has been maintained and even expanded in the finishing phase in confinement.

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Able - Pole Regional Development of the Far West
Effect of supplementation with BELLMAIS FERTILITY in the pregnancy rate of cows nelore pre-submitted the protocol for fixed-time artificial insemination

Objective: To characterize the effect of supplementation with BellMais Fertility rate in of pregnancy in Nellore cows in postpartum period and subject to a memorandum of IATF.

Number of animals: 2 lots of 110 cows each lot, where:

Lot 1: supplemented with BellMais Fertility;
Lot 2: supplemented with mineral supplement;
Period of the experiment: 28/11/2005 to 06/03/2006;

Protocol of IATF:

Results IATF:

On the day ended 06/03/06 is the stage of the supply BellMais Fertility;
On the same day of pregnancy diagnosis was done through ultrasound.

Rate Design:

Proven Results

UNESP
Frequency of supplementation and their effect on performance, and digestive parameters behavior of cattle kept on pasture B. brizantha cv Marandu

Activity Summary

The study of strategies for supplementation of cattle grazing in seeking reduction in distribution costs and rationalizing supplement the use of labor - presents alternatives for producers to reduce time, labor and demand for machinery and equipment. The project was developed at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary - Unesp, from Jaboticabal Câmpus and are designed to evaluate the performance animal, the ingestive behavior of animals subjected to different frequencies supplementation kept in pasture B. brizantha cv. Marandu during water.

On February 1, 2006, 45 male animals were castrated of Nellore weighed and divided in 9 batches of 5 animals each. The average weight of the lots was of 250kg. Each also received a lot animal canulated in the rumen and duodenum.

The animals, along with the animals canulated, received 0.5% of BW / day of a supplement composed of 60% of corn gluten-60 as a source of protein exhaust, 25% of dry yeast from sugar cane used as palatabilizante and 15% of pulp citrus as a source of energy. The supplement is provided to 9:00 pm in the morning cochos plastics.

Lots of animals received the supplement as the frequencies: daily, from the second to Friday (SS) and the second, Wednesday and Friday (SQS). In the treatment SS, the supplement on Saturday and Sunday was also divided within days of supplementation, thus, the animals receive 0.7% of PV from Monday to Friday and processing SQS, the animals are supplemented with 1.00% of BW every two days.

Preliminary data

Table 1 shows the average body weight and weight gain Daily animal weights measured in 4 in the period from February 1 the May 17, 2006.

Table 1: Mean values of body weight and weight gain of animals to different frequencies of supplementation.

Average daily gain, kg / day

* Treatment: SQS = supplementation Monday, Wednesday and Friday; SAS = supplementation From Monday to Friday; TOD = daily supplementation

Conclusion

You should make a statistical analysis of the data, however, it can be concluded that There was no effect of frequency of supplementation on weight gain.

The result can be explained because of the high use of nitrogen by zebu cattle. Thus, to maintain adequate levels of N in the rumen, even in the treatment is in two days without receiving food.