
White Energy Rumen Bypass Fat
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This calcium-coated fat provides high-energy nutrition (80-85% crude fat) that bypasses the rumen for better absorption, delivering concentrated energy exactly where your cows need it most. Ideal for high-yielding dairy cows during peak lactation, transition periods, or low-forage seasons.
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KES 200 to Nairobi· Same day or next day
Free delivery on orders over KES 10,000. Final total confirmed at checkout.
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Certified Agri-Inputs
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Product Overview
This calcium-coated fat provides high-energy nutrition (80-85% crude fat) that bypasses the rumen for better absorption, delivering concentrated energy exactly where your cows need it most. Ideal for high-yielding dairy cows during peak lactation, transition periods, or low-forage seasons.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, absolutely. Mel-Agri is an authorized dealer of certified agricultural inputs in Kenya. Every package of White Energy Rumen Bypass Fat is sourced directly from Atlantis Life Science Limited and verified for authenticity, quality, and expiration dates. We do not sell counterfeit or uncertified products.
The current price of White Energy Rumen Bypass Fat is KES 1,200 at Mel-Agri. We strive to offer the most competitive market rates for genuine inputs, ensuring farmers get original quality at fair prices.
Mel-Agri delivers across Kenya from Machakos. Orders of KES 10,000 or more get free delivery. Below that, the fee depends on your county (about KES 200 in the Nairobi and Machakos zone, up to KES 750 elsewhere). You see the exact amount at checkout. Machakos pickup is free.
Follow the directions on the registered pack label for White Energy Rumen Bypass Fat. This page does not give a dosage, dilution, or spacing rate. Ask a qualified agronomist or veterinarian when the label does not cover your crop, animal, or county.



