Trace minerals are required
for numerous metabolic functions: growth
and development, immunity, reproduction,
and lactation. Supplying zinc, manganese,
copper, and cobalt in a highly bioavailable
form has shown benefits for these functions.
Response to stress is also affected by an animal’s trace mineral status. Negative effects
from stress are reduced when animals have
adequate trace mineral levels and are consuming a balanced diet with readily bioavailable minerals.
Co-op Supreme Horse Supplements contain:
CO-OP Supreme
Horse Supplements
Co-op Supreme Horse Supplements
are designed to provide specific, bioavailable major and trace minerals and vitamins to
supplement multiple feeding and forage programs.
Tennessee Farmers Cooperative
utilizes research from Cooperative Research
Farms, Inc. (CRF) in the formulation of feeds
it manufactures. CRF is an innovative, international cooperative that has maintained an active
feed research program with the goal of improving
animal agriculture for more than 50 years. For
more information on CRF, visit
www.crfarms.org
Benefits of Improving
Trace Mineral Status
• Improved hoof growth
• Enhanced immune response
• Better developed joints and skeleton
• Healthier skin and coat
• Increased forage digestibility
• Enhanced reproductive efficiency
Research indicates . . .
when yeast culture is added to supplements,
it improves appetite and digestibility. This
increase in feedstuff digestibility makes more
nutrients available for reproduction, growth,
and performance. All-natural Diamond V
Yeast Culture is of the highest quality available and is backed by one of the industry’s
most advanced research and development
programs.
Co-op Supreme Horse Supplements contain:
Unconditional Guarantee
Tennessee Farmers Co-op goes to great
lengths to formulate and manufacture the
highest-quality feeds possible to satisfy your
horses’ needs. With 60 years of feed experience, we confidently back our products with
an unconditional guarantee. We will replace
any Co-op manufactured horse feed you
are not satisfied with, at any time, for any
reason.
Biotin
All Co-op Supreme Horse Supplements contain supplemental levels of biotin. The addition
of this B-vitamin improves hoof integrity.
Selenium
All Co-op Supreme Horse Supplements contain Sel-PlexR Organic Selenium to enhance
growth, immune function and reproduction.
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Apple flavoring make them more
palatable to finicky eaters.
Co-op Supreme Horse Supplements
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Supreme Horse Supreme Horse
Mineral
Mineral Block
Supplement Block
#96633
#96014
#96013
Crude Protein
20.00%
Crude Fat
1.50%
Crude Fiber
8.00%
Calcium
11.50% - 13.80%
11.50 - 13.80%
5.60% - 6.60%
8.50%
8.50%
2.00%
13.50% - 16.20%
13.50 - 16.20%
15.00% - 18.00%
Magnesium
2.00%
2.00%
Potassium
1.00%
1.00%
Cobalt
30 ppm
30 ppm
10 ppm
Copper
1,200 ppm
1,200 ppm
250 ppm
Iodine
40 ppm
40 ppm
10 ppm
Iron
1,000 ppm
1,000 ppm
Manganese
2,500 ppm
2,500 ppm
600 ppm
Selenium
19.0 ppm
19.0 ppm
3.50 ppm
Zinc
3,000 ppm
3,000 ppm
800 ppm
Vitamin A
250,000 IU/lb
250,000 IU/lb
90,000 IU/lb
Vitamin D-3
50,000 IU/lb
50,000 IU/lb
20,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E
900 IU/lb
900 IU/lb
200 IU/lb
Biotin
60 mglb
60 mglb
13 mg/lb
Riboflavin
63 mg/lb
63 mg/lb
13 mg/lb
Thiamine
108 mg/lb
108 mg/lb
19 mg/lb
1-4 oz/hd/day
1-4 oz/hd/day
.5 to 1.5 lb/1000 lb
Phosphorus
Supreme
Horse Mineral
(#96633) 25 lb. bag
Supreme
Horse Mineral Block
(#96014) 25 lb. block
The loose mineral and blocks contain added biotin, which aids in hoof
health and may improve hair coat,
and a full complement of fat-soluble
and B vitamins, which may be beneficial to stressed horses.
Salt
Consumption
Because each of these supplements is formulated to provide the same vitamin and mineral features
and benefits for your horse, you can choose the form that fits your feeding practices.
Supreme Horse
Supplement Block
(#96013) 331/3 lb. block
The Supreme Horse Supplement
Block is specifically formulated
for horses needing supplemental
protein due to nutritional imbalances associated with poor-quality
forages.
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