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Welcome to Cuprem, Inc.
Cuprem's Swine
specialty page
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specialty page
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Cuprem's Dairy
specialty page
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Cuprem's Equine specialty page
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Company Info
Phone: 1-800-228-4253
Fax: 1-402-752-3397
E-mail us: info@cuprem.com
Headquarters
202 N. Smith Avenue
P.O. Box 147
Kenesaw, NE 68956
Company History
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PRODUCT UPDATE
Following several years of research on Cuprem's Silage and Hay Inoculants, we recently have learned that these two products no longer need to kept frozen or refrigerated. In fact they will maintain their shelf life longer at room temperature (68 to 72 degrees Fahrenheit).
We were pretty sure two years ago that we had developed products that would be more stable and could be stored at room temperature, but we just wanted to make double sure and put our inoculants through two more years of research.
Don't be suprrised in the future when your silage and hay inoculants arrive in regular boxes instead of the Styrofoam boxes we have used in the past as there is now no need to keep them cold or frozen.
You will still need to protect the inoculants from moisture and direct sunshine.
Once the inouclants are mixed with water, they need to be used the same day if at all possible for best results. For cool weather, up to 24 hours works very well.
FEATURED COLOSTRUM SUPPLEMENTS
CL-Cow Replacer
Cuprem manufactures several products designed to help the producer get 100 grams of globulin proteins into their calves as soon after birth as possible. CL-Cow Replacer is a colostrum-based milk replacer designed to be used along with colostrum from the cow. It is often used by beef producers when the calf is weak or cold, giving the calf energy so it can get up and nurse. If the cow won't let the calf nurse, and it's going to be more than four hours before the cow is caught and the calf nurses, a second bag of CL-Cow Replacer should be used.
CL-Cow Replacer is packaged in both 250 gram and 500 gram packages. Many calf producers give a Calf 7 Capsule to every calf born, as Calf 7 Capsule contain a source of live (viable) naturally-occurring microorganisms plus vitamin A, D3, E and C.
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IMPORTANT REMINDER
MIXING INFORMATION FOR COLOSTRUM SUPPLEMENTS
When using a colostrum supplement, it's important to use warm water (110 F), just warm to the touch. Mix in colostrum supplement and mix with a whisk until there are small beads on the top. Let set for three to five minutes and whisk again until all beads are gone. Then administer with a nipple, pail, bottle or esophageal feeder.
It's accepted by most that calves need 100 grams of globulin proteins as soon after birth as possible to maintain maternal antibodies levels for normal health.