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BTPL is one of the fastest growing names in cattle feed industry. In sync with the diverse cattle conditions of India, Murliwala offers a vast range of products for all life stages of cow, and also for all kinds of cows (milking, non-milking). Powered by a skilled support system, its high quality feed is suited for Indian climatic conditions.

BTPL makes premium quality Cattle feed and strives to improve the health and well-being of animals with its feed and farm services. BTPL makes feed for all types of animals from 0-5ltrs to even up to 40 Ltrs milk yielding animals, and with range in Type I, Type II, Type III, Mash and Pallet form. Our team also continuously works to spreading awareness about the non-standard feed ingredients and promotes balanced nutritious feeds. The company is equipped with modern laboratory, R & D and vigilant Quality Control department to ensure Standards and quality. Our feeds are enriched with high quality by-pass proteins, vitamins, minerals, pro-biotic, calcium & phosphorus.

As per the specifications issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), the compounded cattle feeds shall be in the form of a meal or cubes or pellets. The feed shall be free from harmful constituents, metallic pieces and adulterants. The feed shall also be free from fungal growth and insect infestation; and from fermented, musty, rancid or any other objectionable odour. The farmer is advised to use the following tips:

• The total feed consumption of a cow is estimated at the rate of 3% of body weight on dry matter basis i.e. without moisture.
• This proportion is 3.5% in case of buffaloes.
• Feed recommendation is as follows: concentrates 1.5 kg for body maintenance and 0.4 kg per litre of milk production. Roughages and fodder ad libitum. In this case 50% greens are advisable on dry matter basis.
• Depending upon body weight and milk yield, one can choose between premium to lower end of concentrate compound volume.
• At a very high level of milk yield, it may not be possible to feed all the daily required nutrients from the feed.In such a case, the cow is able to use the body reserves to meet the milk demand. It is, therefore, imperative that feeding care is taken through challenge feeding system.