Dairy farmers worldwide are challenged to work to increasing efficiency. In creating a profitable farm, a healthy and productive herd makes all the difference. The foundation for a healthy and productive cow is established in the initial period following birth. Farmers are aware that they have only one chance to utilize the full growth potential of a calf.
Everything has to be right from the beginning. Good colostrum supply, attention to hygiene and housing, and the best nutrition are the ingredients to successfully rear a dairy cow. Kalvolac calf milk replacers give calves a head start which benefits both calf and dairy farmer, now and in the future. It is tasty, highly digestible and contains special ingredients which naturally support the health and resistance of calves. Kalvolac helps ensure efficient, problem-free rearing with less disease and less work for the farmer. It contributes to the essential development of calves which results in highly productive dairy cows.
Kalvolac calf milk replacers are a Nutrifeed product. We use milk of the highest quality from our the member farmers of FrieslandCampina to produce our calf milk replacers. The same strict safety requirements are applied to the production of Kalvolac as to consumer products, such as our baby milk powders. Each step of the production process includes intensive quality control, which guarantees that every bag of Kalvolac calf milk replacer is of consistent high quality.
With a bag of Kalvolac, dairy farmers not only get premium feed, but also FrieslandCampina’s years of experience, knowledge, and effective innovation in the rearing of young animals. In close collaboration with veterinarians, distributors, and farmers worldwide, we continue to develop and improve our products and services. That way, we support farmers in making their farms more profitable, now and in the future.
We guarantee high-quality young stock feeds combined with excellent nutritional knowledge. In addition to Kalvolac calf milk powders, we also offer specialist products for pigs, young goats and lambs. For more information, visit our Animal Nutrition pages.