Laucke Stock Nuts are a nutrient-dense, high-energy supplementary feed designed to improve body condition, productivity, and performance in livestock. Formulated for cattle, sheep, goats, and other grazing animals, Stock Nuts provide a balanced boost of energy, protein, vitamins, and minerals when pasture quality is low or during periods of high demand.

These highly palatable pellets are ideal for fattening stock, supporting lactating animals, and improving condition score prior to sale or breeding. They are commonly used in feedlot and pasture supplementation programs to maintain consistent weight gain and overall herd health.

Stock Nuts are designed for easy feeding and efficient conversion, making them a practical and cost-effective option for livestock producers.

Key Benefits

• Supports rapid weight gain and condition improvement
• High energy formula for growth, finishing, and production
• Ideal for cattle, sheep, goats, and mixed livestock systems
• Helps maintain performance during poor pasture conditions
• Enhances feed conversion efficiency
• Highly palatable pellets for consistent intake
• Suitable for breeding, growing, and finishing stock

Product Breakdown

Nutritional Profile (approx.)

• Crude Protein:~14–16%
• Energy (ME):~11–12 MJ/kg
• Crude Fat:~3–4%
• Crude Fibre:~10–12%
• Balanced mineral and vitamin fortification

Key Ingredients

• Cereal grains (wheat, barley, triticale)
• Protein meals (soybean meal, canola meal, lupins)
• Molasses for palatability and energy
• Vegetable oils for additional energy density
• Limestone & dicalcium phosphate
• Salt and trace minerals
• Vitamin A, D3, E premix

Feeding Instructions

General Feeding Guide

Feed according to animal type, weight, and production goals.

Daily Intake Guide

• Cattle (maintenance): 0.5–1.0 kg per 100 kg bodyweight
• Cattle (fattening/finishing): up to 1.5–2.0 kg per 100 kg bodyweight
• Sheep & goats: 0.2–0.5 kg per head daily depending on condition
• Breeding/lactating stock: adjust based on pasture quality and condition score

Feeding Method

• Introduce gradually over 7–10 days
• Feed in troughs or self-feeders
• Divide into 1–2 daily feeds if hand feeding
• Always provide fresh water and roughage (hay/pasture)

Important Feeding Notes

• Do not introduce suddenly (risk of digestive upset)
• Always ensure access to fibre to support rumen health
• Avoid overfeeding grain-based diets without roughage
• Monitor animals during transition period

Storage Instructions

Store in a cool, dry, rodent-free environment. Keep bag sealed tightly to maintain freshness and prevent moisture damage.