EU limits strength of mineral mixes

A CHANGE in EU regulations for minerals used on farms is being implemented.

Thu, 19 Jan, 2012 - 00:00

There are new limits on the concentration of the trace elements in complementary mineral mixes, which are fed on silage or included in total mixed feed rations.

In practice, copper, iodine and selenium are the three trace elements that will be affected.

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