Lick Tubs from FBN®
Lick tubs for cattle from FBN helps you manage nutrient intake with tubs designed for the needs of your production systems.
Lick Tubs
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Make Every Lick Count
Lick tubs help improve herd health, optimizing profitability. They are a convenient method of supplementing cattle diet with the right vitamins, minerals, and, depending on the tub, protein.
Lick tubs offer many benefits to a cattle management program, including:
Improved growth rates
Enhanced reproductive performance
Free-choice supplementation
Reliable mineral and vitamin intake
Reduced feed waste
Guide
FBN Grass Turnout Guide
While grazing provides a nutrient-dense diet, it can still be beneficial to supplement your herd’s diet with lick tubs. During stressful times such as inclement weather and weaning, lick tubs provide nutrients to help cattle better cope.
The FBN Grass Turnout Guide recommends:
Lick tubs
Loose mineral
Liquid supplements
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