Beef Calf Rearing
Stable growth pays off.
Why the Beef Calf Phase is So Critical
Beef calves face a dual challenge. They must grow and adapt to entirely new conditions simultaneously. Transport, relocation, and feed changes place significant stress on the organism.
"Stabilizing the gut during the transition phase lays the foundation for healthy, high-performing animals."
The gut is the central organ in this process. It must process new feed components, absorb nutrients, and simultaneously function as a barrier against pathogens. If the gut becomes unstable, overall development suffers.
COMMON CHALLENGES IN THE BARN
What Stresses Beef Calves During the Transition Phase
Each of these issues can hinder growth and health. Click on a tile to find suitable solutions for your barn.
FARM solutions
Gut it!
Animal health begins in the gut.
Gut it! is our guiding principle for healthy rearing: The gut determines how stably
young animals start, grow, and master critical phases. That is why we develop
feeding concepts that start early and work simply in the barn.
Our Promise
- Start early: strengthen intestinal health from the beginning.
- Proven in practice: developed together with farmers.
- Easy to apply: designed for everyday use in the barn.
Suitable Product Lines for Beef Calf Rearing
Our product lines provide support where young animals are particularly challenged: in gut stability, during transitions, and in daily care.
Practice, not theory
Feeder calf rearing is not a textbook topic. Every farm has its own conditions. That’s why we work closely with farmers and consultants – for solutions that work in the barn.
Practice-proven content
All products are tested and optimized under real barn conditions.
Scientifically sound
Developed based on current research on gut health in beef calves.
Individual consultation
Our specialist advisors provide on-site support – tailored to each farm.
FEEDING CONCEPTS
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