Consolidated Nutrition Green Feed Multivite Mineral Lick Block 20kg for Cattle, Sheep & Goats

Consolidated Nutrition Green Feed Multivite Mineral Lick Block 20kg for Cattle, Sheep & Goats

$43.00

Green Feed Multivite 20kg lick block by Consolidated Nutrition. Magnesium and phosphorus to balance lush pasture for cattle, sheep and goats.
Available for Click and Collect ONLY:
Farmco Moora – Order by 9am (AWST) for same day collection after 4pm.
Yerecoin Traders – Order by 12pm (AWST) Wednesdays for collection after 4pm Thursdays.

What Farmco Recommends It For:

Farmco recommends the Green Feed Multivite Lick Block for cattle, sheep, goats and other grazing stock on lush green pasture. It fills the magnesium and phosphorus gaps that fresh feed often leaves behind. It’s a smart choice through spring and after autumn breaks, when grass tetany, milk fever and scouring risks rise.

Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:

Green grass looks like everything your stock needs, but it often isn’t. This palatable, urea-free block lets animals help themselves to a balanced mix of major and trace minerals, with no mixing or hand-feeding. Well-supplemented stock grow stronger, gain weight faster and carry more vigour.

Lush Pasture Doesn’t Mean Balanced Nutrition

Fast-growing green feed is high in moisture and potassium but often low in magnesium and phosphorus. That imbalance can lead to grass tetany, milk fever and scouring, and it can hold back growth. The Green Feed Multivite block closes the gap with 4% magnesium, 1.5% phosphorus and 29% calcium.

A Full Spread of Trace Minerals

Beyond the major minerals, each block delivers zinc, copper, cobalt, selenium, iodine, iron and manganese. These trace elements support digestion, nutrient uptake, fertility and immunity, helping your animals get more out of every mouthful of pasture.

Palatable and Easy to Use

A base of lupins and molasses (17%) keeps stock coming back, so intake stays steady. Put the block out in the paddock and let your animals do the rest. It saves labour compared with loose licks or drenching.

Feeding Guide

  • Sheep: One 20kg block per 48 head every 18 days
  • Cattle: One 20kg block per 18 head every 10 days

Place blocks where stock gather, near water, and keep them out of the rain.

Get More From Your Green Feed

Protect your stock’s health and performance this season. Grab a Green Feed Multivite block and turn lush pasture into real results.

  • 20kg solid lick block for free-choice feeding
  • No added urea
  • Rich in magnesium (4%) and phosphorus (1.5%)
  • Balanced trace minerals: zinc, copper, cobalt, selenium, iodine, iron and manganese
  • Palatable lupin and molasses base for consistent intake
  • Aids digestion of green pasture and nutrient uptake
  • Helps prevent grass tetany, milk fever and scouring
  • Supports growth, weight gain and vigour
  • Suitable for cattle, sheep, goats and other grazing animals

  • Brand: Consolidated Nutrition
  • Size: 20kg block
  • Ingredients: Lupins, molasses, superphosphate/dicalcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, salt, magnesium sulphate, sulphur, hydrated lime, zinc sulphate, copper sulphate, cobalt sulphate, potassium iodate, sodium selenate, iron sulphate
  • Typical analysis: Protein 1%; Energy 1.91MJ; Calcium 29%; Sodium 11%; Chloride 13.8%; Magnesium 4%; Sulphur 3.2%; Phosphorus 1.5%; Molasses 17%; Potassium 5,500mg; Zinc 1,900mg; Iron 790mg; Aluminium 550mg; Manganese 41mg; Copper 34mg; Boron 27mg; Molybdenum 17mg; Selenium 8.9mg; Cobalt 2.7mg
  • Feeding rates:
  • Sheep: One 20kg block per 48 head every 18 days
  • Cattle: One 20kg block per 18 head every 10 days
  • Storage: Store in a dry place and protect blocks from rain
  • Usage: Always provide plenty of roughage and fresh water. Don’t feed to starving stock
  • Safety: Use with care. Avoid use when animals are already copper sufficient or have grazed pastures containing plants that cause liver damage

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