• High Phosphorus content to be used when grazing Native range pastures and when forage quality starts to decline.  Supplementing phosporus when feeding low quality forages will help cow-calf producers maximize reproduction and calf performance.
• Added salt to regulate intake.  No other salt supplementation needed.
• Weather-resistant block that can be feed in troughs or scattered in pa

Calcium (min-max)………..…….12.50%-15.00%
Phosphorus (min)……………………….…..12.00%
Salt (min-max)……………………10.50%-12.60%
Magnesium (min)………………………………1.50%
Potassium (min)………………………………..0.50%
Cobalt (min)……………………………………10 ppm
Copper (min)…………………………………100 ppm
Iodine (min)………………………………….300 ppm
Manganese (min)…………………………..300 ppm
Selenium (min)………………………………..15 ppm
Zinc (min)………………………….……..….900 ppm
Vitamin A (min)…………………….…40,000 ppm
Vitamin D3 (min)……………….……..20,000 IU/lb

• Feed at a rate of one block per 5 to 15 head.  This allows all animals equal access to blocks.
• Place blocks where animals congregate.  Locate blocks throughout the pasture at loafing, grazing and watering areas.  Adequate distance must be maintained between blocks to prevent crowding – 10 ft minimum.
• Do not allow animals to run out of blocks.  When a block is two-thirds consumed, provide a new block near it.  Place very small pieces in a feed pan or trough to be cleaned up.
• Cattle should consume 3 to 7 ounces per head daily.
• Blocks can be fed to animals in confinement.  Exact location of block to obtain desired consumption will vary between confinement feeding programs.
• Feed as the only source of free choice salt, other minerals and vitamins.  Provide fresh, clean water at all times.

**WARNING: This product, which contains added copper, should not be fed to sheep or any species with a low tolerance to supplemental copper.

**CAUTION: Use as directed:
Consumption of selenium should not exceed 3 mg per head daily.