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Testimonials
Vit&Min Sheep Mineral Dench
"I used Vit & Min Sheep on my store lambs that weren’t at their best. Within two weeks I noticed a difference, they picked up to where I wanted them. I also make sure to use this drench at Pre-Tupping and at Pre-Lambing stages. As I also run an agricultural merchant business and sell nutritional products to my customers, I am now very comfortable recommending the Greencoat Farm products having tried them myself. This is a great product range."
Andy Chilvers, Sheep Farmer
Vit&Min Sheep Mineral Dench
Ian and Kevin say that they have enjoyed fantastic results in their flock since starting to use Vit and Min Trace Element and Multi-Vitamin Drench for Sheep from Greencoat Farm Ltd two years ago. They say it really boosts their Lambs performance and the Ewes really milk their Lambs well. They will continue to use this product by preference.
Ian and Kevin Sowerby from Terrys Farm, Ormside
Colostro+
"Really easy to use with clear instructions, mixed a lot quicker and easier than other brands, less mess. Lambs picked up really well on this."
S Wisher, Yorkshire: Sheep Farmer
tWins
"Ewes that had gone down with Twin Lamb recovered quickly after treatment with tWins, I think it is a good product to use."
J Bowen, Monmouth: Sheep Farmer
Vit&Min Cattle Mineral Drench
"The cattle drench works well to help the beef calves get over the weaning lag, helps re-gain their sparkle!"
Messrs P & S Watts, Somerset
KetoCow
"Ketocow was so easy to drench the cows, I loved the bottle and the fact it had a 150ml gauge along the side."
R Lougher, Bridgend: Dairy Farmer
maxiGain
"I have been using yeast based products over the last five years, so am well aware of its benefits, so it made sense to try this new formulation from GreenCoat Farm which claimed to be better, against my current yeast product. The results were astounding and maxiGain is even better than I expected."
Steve Renfree, Cornwall: Livestock Farmer
MycoBindA
"We encountered problems with mycotoxins earlier in the year and so we started including a mycotoxin binder in our ration. A local supplement manufacturer Greencoat Farm Ltd asked us if we would be prepared to swap to their new product MycoBindA as a trial to compare the effect versus the product which we were already feeding. The Greencoat product worked just as well if not better and there is a significant cost advantage. We will continue to use the MycobindA product and I would have no reservation in recommending this product to other producers."
Mr. Dave Edwards, Monmouthshire
MycoBindA
"Mycotoxin issues are becoming more common. I had a few cows become poorly due to mycotoxins last year and was advised to include a mycotoxin binder in the ration to help overcome the issue. I initially used a product that was recommended by one of my feed suppliers which seemed to do the trick but was then approached by Greencoat Farm, a local supplement manufacturer from Monmouth, asking if I would agree to carry out an on farm trial on their new product MycoBindA. I swapped to the Greencoat product and still continue to feed it – it works just as well as the product that I had been using previously and works out quite a bit cheaper. I would recommend this product."
Mr. Dave Edwards, Monmouthshire
Watery Lamb
"The Watery Lamb and Lamboost is an absolute life saver in so many ways.
The Lamboost has supported our many sets of triplets from the Lleyn sheep. They are so small yet a shot of the Lamb Boost as well as their Colostro seems to give them a fighting chance of survival. Touch wood all are well currently, getting stronger each day!
Then the Watery Lamb supports those that are a few days old but have not had sufficient support from their mother’s, we seems to have this issue with a few of the North Country Mule’s. These are usually fantastic mothers, but it seems a few of our NCM milk while sufficient in quantity is just not the quality required to support the large frame their lambs have. The Watery Lamb just clears up any bacterial issues their gut appears to have, quickly and safely being easy to feed to the older lambs."
G Handy