Genex Cooperative, Inc. is now marketing Genesis™ colostrum products. These products help ensure newborn dairy and beef calves receive the nutrition needed for good calf health and growth.
Genesis 150 Colostrum Replacer offers 150g of globulin protein and can be fed instead of maternal colostrum. Genesis 50 Colostrum Supplement is a supplement to maternal colostrum that provides 50g of globulin protein to the newborn calf. Genesis Multi Colostrum Replacer & Supplement can be used as either a supplement to or a replacer of maternal colostrum.
“The Genesis products were designed with the producer in mind. They are a quick, easy source of colostrum that doesn’t require a lot of time or effort to feed to the calf,” states Genex Product Program Manager Katie Wolf. “The product is extremely easy to mix, and the Genesis 50 and Genesis 150 packaging makes it easy to administer.”
The Genesis colostrum products provide globulin protein and other nutrients essential for calves to grow up strong and healthy. They provide clean colostrum, so producers don’t have to worry about infecting a calf with bacteria that could potentially cause disease. The ease of mixing these products, in addition to the Perfect Udder® package that Genesis 50 and Genesis 150 are offered in, allows for stress-free colostrum feeding.
For more information about Genesis colostrum and the Perfect Udder packaging, contact a Genex representative or call customer service at 888.333.1783. The product can also be purchased online at http://profitshop.crinet.com.
About Genex
Genex Cooperative, Inc., headquartered in Shawano, Wisconsin, is the trusted provider of world-class animal genetics, progressive reproductive solutions, value-added products and innovative services to members and customers across the U.S. This is accomplished through 950 dedicated employees working in three product and service segments: cattle genetics and reproduction, livestock marketing, and milking and farmstead equipment. Genex is a subsidiary of Cooperative Resources International. Learn more at http://genex.crinet.com.
