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Agri-Blok™ 25% Protein Lick Tub for Beef Cattle | 110kg | Canadian Agri-Blend

SKU: SALAGRTUB251
$162.00 CAD

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Agri-Blok™ 25% Protein Lick Tub for Beef Cattle — 110kg

When drought dries up your pasture and winter strips the nutrition from your hay, your cattle still need to perform. Agri-Blok 25% Protein Lick Tub is the trusted, low-labour solution that keeps your beef herd in peak condition year-round — whether you're managing a cow-calf operation through calving season, running range cattle on dormant pasture, or fighting to extend your grazing days through a brutal drought.

Why Agri-Blok 25%?

  • 25% crude protein formula — high-concentration supplementation that directly offsets the protein crash in dormant, drought-stressed, or low-quality forage
  • Complete mineral and vitamin package — copper, zinc, selenium, magnesium, and vitamins A, D, and E work together to support immune function, reproduction, hoof integrity, and overall herd health
  • Free-choice, self-fed lick tub — cattle consume what they need, when they need it; no daily feeding, no mixing, no waste
  • Massive 110kg tub — designed for range and pasture operations where frequent tub replacement isn't practical; one tub goes a long way
  • Weather-resistant construction — built for Canadian outdoor conditions, from summer heat to winter freeze
  • Alberta-made quality — formulated by Canadian Agri-Blend with ingredients selected for real ranch performance

Ideal For

  • Drought conditions — when dry, dormant grass drops to 4–6% crude protein, Agri-Blok's 25% formula bridges the deficit powerfully, helping cattle extract more nutrition from poor-quality forage and extending your grazing days — reducing costly hay purchases and destocking pressure
  • Late fall and winter feeding programs — maintains body condition and energy reserves when forage quality and availability are at their lowest
  • Cow-calf operations during late gestation and lactation — supports the elevated protein and mineral demands of cows in the final trimester and peak milk production
  • Range cattle with limited forage access — provides consistent nutrition across large pastures where daily feeding is impractical
  • Breeding bulls — maintains body condition and reproductive performance through the breeding season and beyond
  • Stocker and backgrounding operations — supports growth rates and feed efficiency in cattle being developed for market
  • High-stress periods — weaning, shipping, processing, or extreme weather when cattle need extra nutritional support to stay resilient and healthy

Why Use It

  • Extends grazing days during drought — protein-supplemented cattle digest 10–15% more dry matter from the same poor-quality pasture, stretching your available feed and delaying costly destocking decisions
  • Protects body condition scores — cattle that hold condition through drought or winter rebreed faster, wean heavier calves, and cost less to bring back into production
  • Supports calf performance — well-nourished cows produce more milk, resulting in heavier weaning weights and stronger calf health
  • Reduces feeding labour — one 110kg tub replaces weeks of daily supplementation routines, freeing up time during your busiest seasons
  • Improves reproductive efficiency — cows in good body condition at calving cycle earlier, conceive more readily, and maintain tighter calving intervals
  • Reduces health costs — nutritionally supported cattle have stronger immune responses and lower susceptibility to respiratory and metabolic disease
  • Trusted by Canadian ranchers — proven across Western Canada in all production systems and climates

Guaranteed Analysis (per kg)

  • Crude Protein (min): 25% | Non-Protein Sources (max): 15%
  • Crude Fat (min): 2.0% | Crude Fibre (max): 2.5%
  • Calcium: 5.0% | Phosphorus: 2.0% | Salt: 8.0% | Sodium: 3.0%
  • Magnesium: 3.0% | Potassium: 2.0% | Sulfur: 0.6%
  • Iron: 1,000 mg/kg | Copper: 300 mg/kg | Zinc: 1,500 mg/kg
  • Manganese: 1,500 mg/kg | Cobalt: 10 mg/kg | Iodine: 40 mg/kg | Selenium: 6 mg/kg
  • Fluorine (max): 200 mg/kg
  • Vitamin A (min): 100,000 IU/kg | Vitamin D (min): 30,000 IU/kg | Vitamin E (min): 200 IU/kg

Product Details

  • Weight: 110kg tub
  • Protein: 25%
  • Manufacturer: Canadian Agri-Blend (Alberta)
  • SKU: SALAGRTUB251
  • Availability: Local pickup only

Don't let drought or winter set your herd back. Agri-Blok 25% keeps your cattle healthy, productive, and ready to perform — season after season.


Local Pickup at Kamloops or Merritt.

Shipping options may be available. Questions? Call (250) 372-2233.

Care information

Feeding Guidelines

Agri-Blok is a free-choice, self-fed supplement. Place the tub in a dry, accessible location in the pasture or range where all cattle can reach it. Cattle will self-regulate their intake based on nutritional need.

  • Beef cattle: Approximately 200–400g per head per day under normal conditions
  • Cows in late gestation or lactation may consume more — this is normal and expected
  • During drought or when forage quality is poor, intake will naturally increase — monitor and add tubs as needed
  • For large herds, provide one tub per 20–30 head to ensure all animals have adequate access
  • Place near water sources and shade to encourage use by all animals in the herd

Guaranteed Analysis (per kg)

  • Crude Protein (min): 25% | Non-Protein Sources (max): 15%
  • Crude Fat (min): 2.0% | Crude Fibre (max): 2.5%
  • Calcium: 5.0% | Phosphorus: 2.0% | Salt: 8.0% | Sodium: 3.0%
  • Magnesium: 3.0% | Potassium: 2.0% | Sulfur: 0.6%
  • Iron: 1,000 mg/kg | Copper: 300 mg/kg | Zinc: 1,500 mg/kg
  • Manganese: 1,500 mg/kg | Cobalt: 10 mg/kg | Iodine: 40 mg/kg | Selenium: 6 mg/kg
  • Fluorine (max): 200 mg/kg
  • Vitamin A (min): 100,000 IU/kg | Vitamin D (min): 30,000 IU/kg | Vitamin E (min): 200 IU/kg

Important Notes

  • Always ensure fresh, clean water is available — protein supplementation increases water intake.
  • Not a complete feed — use alongside forage, hay, or pasture as part of a balanced diet.
  • Monitor body condition scores regularly and adjust forage and supplementation accordingly.
  • Consult your veterinarian or livestock nutritionist for specific herd requirements.