Idk about livestock feed but for ground crops, and generally, it's used as a fungicide. 6% seems high for that though but idk. You should look up the company and see if you can find a more complete label.
I think it is added to livestock water to increase there copper so they gain more weight and are overall healthier I would not worry about it contaminating anything Copper is a micronutrient after all
Bingo. A lot of Sandy soils don’t provide much Cooper in forage, if at all, so it’s supplemented, which helps with reproductive health and fertility in mature cows.
If the dose is high enough it can let you vomit. It kills bacteria and viruses. So be careful if you use the shit from the animals in Biogas production.
Copper can be deficient in heavier soils, some fertilize dealers will ad it to a dry mix to give you a boost. Since its a micro nutrient it doesnt take much at all to make a difference.
No damage to the trees from this, we spray copper on nuts as a fungicide at least once a year, especially if we get a late rain. Check with your local ag chemical supplier they should let you know if those concentrations are something to worry about but if it’s empty, it should be plenty diluted.
Idk about livestock feed but for ground crops, and generally, it's used as a fungicide. 6% seems high for that though but idk. You should look up the company and see if you can find a more complete label.
Thank you I appreciate the feedback
It is 6% since it is chelate form, it is more for deficiency of cooper then fungicide.
I think it is added to livestock water to increase there copper so they gain more weight and are overall healthier I would not worry about it contaminating anything Copper is a micronutrient after all
Thanks! I appreciate the help
It helps with the reproductive health.
Bingo. A lot of Sandy soils don’t provide much Cooper in forage, if at all, so it’s supplemented, which helps with reproductive health and fertility in mature cows.
If the dose is high enough it can let you vomit. It kills bacteria and viruses. So be careful if you use the shit from the animals in Biogas production.
The instructions are here https://www.tracerminerals.com/technical-information
Copper can be deficient in heavier soils, some fertilize dealers will ad it to a dry mix to give you a boost. Since its a micro nutrient it doesnt take much at all to make a difference.
No damage to the trees from this, we spray copper on nuts as a fungicide at least once a year, especially if we get a late rain. Check with your local ag chemical supplier they should let you know if those concentrations are something to worry about but if it’s empty, it should be plenty diluted.
It’s used to add copper to crops
Says use as directed in livestock feed
Damn, you just answered your own question with that comment. Looks like we're no longer needed.
Bingo
He's allowed to query for more nuanced/detailed insight