Reproductive efficiency is a critical factor in dairy farming for achieving healthy calf production and maximizing annual milk yield. In high-producing dairy cows, reproductive performance issues may arise, particularly during late gestation and early lactation, due to physiological adaptations and increased nutritional demands.

During the postpartum period, hormonal changes can limit dry matter intake for up to 100 days, while milk production continues to increase. When nutrient intake does not meet energy and mineral requirements, body reserves are mobilized. This imbalance may lead to delayed estrus and reduced reproductive performance.

Antioxidants such as vitamin E, selenium, and beta-carotene have been shown to help reduce inflammation, support uterine function, and improve conception rates.

Recommended Nutritional Support

Proper nutritional support during the transition period is essential for achieving optimal reproductive outcomes. The following product is formulated to support fertility, immune function, and overall metabolic balance:

Omega Fertil

A targeted premix developed to support reproductive performance and immune health. It contains essential vitamins, trace minerals, and beta-carotene that support ovarian activity, hormonal balance, and fertilization. Additionally, its iodine content contributes to thyroid and liver function, supporting overall reproductive health.