Effects of Sangrovit® Feed in High-Producing Dairy Cows
Supplementation with Sangrovit® Feed was introduced on December 15, 2023 (two months after changes in corn silage) in a dairy herd with high genetic potential but showing signs of poor digestion and a high level of inflammation (notably a high percentage of mucous in the manure).
Results – Milk Recording Data :
The table below compares the results obtained during the period without supplementation (approximately 1 year) and the period with Sangrovit® Feed supplementation (approximately 7.5 months).
Herd Milk Production
The graph below shows the evolution of herd performance from November 11, 2022, to August 23, 2024. A significant increase in milk production is observed following the start of Sangrovit® Feed supplementation on January 16, 2024.
Results – Robotic Milking System Data
The graph below presents data collected from the milking robot. A high level of consistency in milk production is observed during the supplementation period with Sangrovit® Feed.
Note : Following the increase in milk production after the introduction of Sangrovit® Feed, the individual supplementation plan was adjusted proportionally to match the higher production levels. However, it is important to highlight that the initial increase in production was not driven by increased concentrate feeding—this was introduced only afterward and naturally contributed to maintaining the improved performance.