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MineralBoost G2 Mixes It Up At The National Fieldays

Author: SuperUser Account/Monday, 18 May 2015/Categories: Latest News

Event date: 10/06/2015 - 14/06/2015 Export event

This year MineralBoost G2 has taken its own stand for representation at the National Fieldays at Mystery Creek (Hamilton) from 10 - 13 June 2015. Situated inside the pavilion arena on site numbers PB23-PB25, MineralBoost G2 will showcase the benefits of its patented delivery technology system of the Rumen Dispersible Granule.

Come and have a chat with us and see for yourself, the difference MineralBoost G2 offers your cows.

 

 

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