




Blocks
Made from minerals, not fillers. Backed by science.
The Problem with Traditional Blocks
Most traditional stock blocks on the market rely heavily on molasses, salt, and bypass protein, often making up more than 50% of the product. These ingredients may help with binding (in pressed blocks) or pouring (in poured blocks), but they reduce the space available for essential minerals.
As a result, nutritional value is compromised, and animals miss out on what matters most.






Rod’s Innovative Approach


Key Features






Made from Minerals, not Fillers.

Ewe and Lamb
Key Ingredients
Cal:Mag Ratio
2:1
Target Cal:Mag ratio for optimum efficacy is between 1.3:1 and 5.8:1 (Cal should always exceed Mag)
Vitamins & Minerals
Feeding Guide
Cattle: 60-150 g/head/day or 1 block per 25 head.
Sheep: 15-40 g/head/day or 1 block per 100 head.

Dry Feed
Dry Feed contains elevated levels of protein and other essential vitamins and minerals for stock grazing dry pastures or stubbles.
Key Ingredients
Cal:Mag Ratio
4.7:1
Target Cal:Mag ratio for optimum efficacy is between 1.3:1 and 5.8:1 (Cal should always exceed Mag)
Vitamins & Minerals
Feeding Guide
Cattle: 60-150 g/head/day or 1 block per 25 head.
Sheep: 15-40 g/head/day or 1 block per 100 head.




Dry Feed Trace
Key Ingredients
Cal:Mag Ratio
4.6:1
Target Cal:Mag ratio for optimum efficacy is between 1.3:1 and 5.8:1 (Cal should always exceed Mag)
Vitamins & Minerals
Feeding Guide
Cattle: 60-150 g/head/day or 1 block per 25 head.
Sheep: 15-40 g/head/day or 1 block per 100 head.



Trace
Key Ingredients
Cal:Mag Ratio
3.8:1
Target Cal:Mag ratio for optimum efficacy is between 1.3:1 and 5.8:1 (Cal should always exceed Mag)
Vitamins & Minerals
Feeding Guide
Cattle: 60-150 g/head/day or 1 block per 25 head.
Sheep: 15-40 g/head/day or 1 block per 100 head.




Beef Mag
Key Ingredients
Cal:Mag Ratio
1.3:1
Target Cal:Mag ratio for optimum efficacy is between 1.3:1 and 5.8:1 (Cal should always exceed Mag)
Vitamins & Minerals
Feeding Guide
Cattle: 60-150 g/head/day or 1 block per 25 head.
Sheep: 15-40 g/head/day or 1 block per 100 head.
Contact Us
Have a question or
need product advice?
Contact the team at Rod's:
Kulpara, SA 5552

