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calcined magnesite

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calcined magnesite
the mineral magnesite which has been reduced to a powder by heating, i.e. calcined. It is used as a dietary supplement for cattle and sheep to prevent hypomagnesemia. Used for topdressing pasture with a similar objective. Contains about 90% magnesium oxide.


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Pasture dusting with calcined magnesite is even less reliable, while magnesium boluses can be effective but tend to be rather costly to use.
 
 
 
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