Supplement benefits

An overview of what livestockIQ can help with

LivestockIQ’s whole approach centres around being proactive rather than reactive when it comes to livestock nutrition. If an animal has access to all the nutritional elements it needs for optimal performance and, if it can ingest them in a way that makes those elements ultra effective, this is the key to maximising production. For a healthy animal, the gut needs to be prepared and looked after. Also, we know that a healthy bloodstream can help the organs and immune system.

When compared to the costs of labour and the time involved with running daily supplementation programs, our simple application system and long-lasting nutritional benefits can’t be beaten.

For producers

What using LivestockIQ changes in the day to dat running od an operation

No yarding and no injections

Applied through water or over feeds​

Simple dosing by head count

  • Saves time and money with our cost-effective ProDispenser, requiring just a 3-day water trough application, with one dose lasting up to 6 weeks. It reduces transport, labour, and animal stress.
  • Flexible application if water application isn’t possible, it can be mixed with feed.
  • Reduces costs through lower labour demands and reduced supplement usage, no need for yarding or injections.
  • Simple dosing: easy-to-calculate dosage based on the number of animals and product required.
  • Supports sustainability and promotes environmental responsibility and animal welfare.
  • Increases profitability by lowering costs and improving production outcomes.
  • Facilitates calmer and faster weaning, reducing stress for both livestock and handlers.
  • Simplifies animal handling by eliminating yarding, keeping livestock calmer and easier to manage.

For LIVESTOCK

What the animals gains from a complete, bioavailable nutrition system

  • Enhances feed conversion for both dry and green feed.
  • Aids trace element deficiencies with a blend of up to 10 chelated trace elements and 15 amino acids.
  • Offers nutritional benefits by strengthening the immune system via easily accessible nutrients to the blood stream, thus reducing susceptibility to parasites and disease in stress times.
  • Boosts pregnancy rates and helps increase newborn survival rates.
  • Supports animals during critical stages like joining, pregnancy, calving/lambing, weaning and lactation.
  • Compliments and aids the rumen during dietary changes.
  • Minimises transport stress, reducing shrinkage and helping animals return to feed more quickly after transit.
  • Lowers stress during feedlot transitions, improving animal adaptation.
  • Promotes overall animal health and productivity, leading to better outcomes.

Joining to calving

Nutritional support through the reproductive cycle, from pre-joing to lactation

Transport and weaning

Calmer animals, less shrinkage and a faster return to feed and water

Feedlot Induction

Smoother transitions onto a new ration, with less downtime off feed

Not sure where to start?

Tell us about your operation and the season ahead
Our team will help you match the right product to the outcomes you are chasing

Proactive nutrition, not reactive treatment

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New in the range

Why we've added boron

Boron is a trace mineral that works behind the scenes. Rather than doing one job on its own, it influences how the body handles other key minerals. That’s why it’s now included in our conventional livestock formulations.

Where boron plays a role
Mineral metabolismBoron interacts with how the body uses calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and vitamin D.
Calcium and phosphorus useTrials in pigs and poultry have linked boron to better calcium and phosphorus retention and stronger bones.1,2
Bone and skeletal developmentBoron is involved in bone formation and mineralisation, alongside calcium, phosphorus and magnesium.2
Antioxidant and immune activityReviews link boron to antioxidant activity and immune response, helping support animals through stress.2
What about cattle and sheep? Research in ruminants is still developing. Studies in dairy cows around calving have looked at boron's effect on energy metabolism and colostrum, with promising early results.3,4 We see boron as a supporting player that rounds out our formulations, working alongside the trace elements and 16 amino acids already in the range.
OrganicMax* and OrganicGuard* remain boron-free to meet organic input requirements.

* This product is allowable for use on farms (or in facilities) certified to the Australian Certified Organic Standard.

1. Spears JW (2019). Boron, chromium, manganese, and nickel in agricultural animal production. Biological Trace Element Research 188: 35-44.

2. Abdelnour SA et al. (2018). The vital roles of boron in animal health and production: a comprehensive review. Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology 50: 296-304.

3. Basoglu A et al. (2017). Effects of boron supplementation on peripartum dairy cows' health. Biological Trace Element Research 179: 218-225.

4. Celik C, Cetinkaya N (2025). Effects of boron supplementation in dairy cow close-up rations on colostrum quality and certain blood metabolites in calves. Biological Trace Element Research 203: 3075-3087.

One dose at the trough. Around six weeks of nutrition.

The next chapter

Beachport Liquid Minerals is now LivestockIQ

A new name for the next chapter of our family business. Same team, same science and the same one-dose trough application, with a bigger vision for the future of Australian livestock nutrition.