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Working with trade businesses in the agricultural, horticultural and equestrian markets, B2B Nutrition is the services arm of the Denis Brinicombe Group.

03/12/2025

Sulphur supports wool production – wool is rich in sulphur-containing amino acids, so deficiencies can reduce fleece quality🐑

26/11/2025

Chickens see more colours than humans – they can detect ultraviolet light, which helps them spot insects and seeds easily 🐓

19/11/2025

Wool production is severely limited by a deficiency of Sulfur-containing amino acids 🐑

12/11/2025

Ruminants can turn non-protein nitrogen (like urea) into essential microbial protein (MCP). This MCP can supply up to 98% of a low-production cow's protein needs 🐄

05/11/2025

Chickens have a sophisticated system of communication with over 30 different vocalisations, each with a distinct meaning for warnings, mating, or food discovery 🐓

29/10/2025

Beware the cursed mineral mix! Too much of one trace element (like iron or sulphur) can block others — a hidden curse that drains performance 🎃👻🐄

22/10/2025

Damp weather increases mould and mycotoxin risks in silage and haylage, which can reduce feed intake and performance. Using mycotoxin binders can help 🐄

15/10/2025

Did you know too much iron, molybdenum, or sulphur can reduce copper uptake, even if copper levels in feed look fine 🐮

08/10/2025

Around 70% of a cow’s energy actually comes from volatile fatty acids made by microbes in the rumen, not directly from the feed itself 🐮

30/09/2025

Derived from sunlight, Vitamin D3 is important for skeletal growth. But in the winter months, cattle struggle to gain this vitamin with less daylight hours ☀

23/09/2025

Blood testing cattle can be a good way to understand the trace element needs of your herd as cows often have different requirements. Having a vet carry out blood tests can help you get on top of these issues.

Another great way to understand the levels of trace elements within your herd is to test the forage they’re eating. Testing silage can inform you what cattle are or aren’t getting from their feed.

16/09/2025

Why should cattle be supplemented with zinc ?

• Aids fertility
• Improves energy metabolism
• Supports hoof health

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Fordton Industrial Estate
Crediton
EX173BZ

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+441363775115

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https://livestockbolus.com/

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