Liquid Minerals Combine Fulvic Acid Electrolytes

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Written by Ross Waller (Animal Nutrition)

The Compass Liquid Minerals range of products contain a wide range of key elements required by all livestock, however, some elements are more bio-available than others. To increase the nutrient uptake and utilization of these elements, Compass Feeds uses a natural Fulvic compound to aid nutrient bonding. Fulvic Acid enhances the availability of nutrients and makes them more readily absorbable. The compound also prepares minerals to react with cells and allows minerals to inter-act with each other, breaking them down to the simplest ionic forms chelated by the Fulvic Acid Electrolyte. Fulvic Acid assists every stage of cellular metabolism and is nature’s most powerful electrolyte.

Compass Liquid Minerals manufactures a small range of liquid and soluble products (please refer here for more information on each product). We also have the ability to manufacture customized batches which are blended specifically to each customer’s requirements. Once formulated and manufactured the formulation is the sole property of the client. Customized Liquid Minerals are formulated under instruction from the client based on known farm or area nutrient profiles, and can be highly effective when used as part of a complete farm strategy.

Our Liquid Minerals range is small but effective and comprises the following:

• Compass Liquid Minerals- Se. this is our base product and is designed for general use as a trace element supplement for both sheep and cattle. The product contains essential trace elements and has a base of Fulvic Acid.
• Compass Liquid Minerals-Travel. This product uses the known electrolyte efficiencies of Fulvic Acid and contains high Zinc and Magnesium. This product also includes Vitamins A and E
• Compass Liquid Minerals- Pre Lamb. Specifically formulated for lambing Ewes in the last trimester of pregnancy it contains elevated levels of Glucose, Magnesium, Iodine and Vitamin E. Designed to be drenched 6 weeks prior to lambing.