Always stay on the lead lap.

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1 Always stay on the lead lap.

2 Stay focused on the race. We ll help you avoid pit stops. During each animal s life cycle there can be many unexpected stops and starts along the way. Think of Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition as your pit crew, here to deliver the right advice and the right fuel at the right time. Together we ll get the job done and the race won by focusing on your Animals First. Productivity Always. Always stay on the lead lap. By improving gut microflora, A-MAX Yeast Culture will prepare your animals for many of the difficult challenges they ll face on the road to increased productivity. A-MAX is the hands-down winner for dairy cattle around the world, providing a welcome, much-needed boost in rumen fermentation, production and feed efficiency, while mitigating the effects of heat stress. The A-MAX advantage. Produced with a proven strain of Saccharomyces cerevisiae, A-MAX makes more nutrients available to your animals, preparing them for the demands that growth, production, maintenance and reproduction continually make on them throughout the life cycle journey. 1,2,3,4 Go for maximum performance. Delivers high levels of peptides, amino acids and vitamins Helps animals digest feed more efficiently 4 Enhances rumen metabolism in dairy cattle Proven to increase milk production 1,2,3 Helps animals maintain performance during heat stress 1

3 How A-MAX fuels winners. In university studies and field trials, 1,2,3 feed efficient A-MAX has consistently proven itself to be the winning formula in the race to productivity. ROAD TIP # 1 Mitigating the serious impact of heat stress is another way to help your animals succeed on their life cycle journeys. A-MAX has demonstrated significant advantages in helping animals deal with conditions that would otherwise slow down productivity. 1 Seven formulas for success. Fuel up your dairy herd with the right feed solutions. A-MAX Standard Original formula that provides easy on-farm mixing. A-MAX Concentrate 2x more concentrated than A-MAX Standard. A-MAX Xtra 4x more concentrated than A-MAX Standard. A-MAX Ultra 8x more concentrated than A-MAX Standard. A-MAX Liquid Delivers the same benefits of dry yeast culture without a grain carrier. A-MAX SCP (Soluble Concentrated Powder) Most concentrated formulation that mixes easily. A-MAX SE With selenium (from a seleno-yeast source).

4 It pays to do your pre-race research. The race results are in: THREE STUDIES: EFFECT OF A-MAX SUPPLEMENTATION ON MILK PRODUCTION (LBS./DAY) * * * A-MAX Control University of California-Davis 1 Spruce Haven Farms, 2 New York The Netherlands A-MAX consistently increased milk production compared to the control group Study 1 Study 2 Study 3** *P<0.05 **BSK Index See the A-MAX difference. Across all three studies A-MAX increased milk production and profits. MILK PRODUCTION (LBS/COW/DAY) Control A-MAX Difference Revenue Expenses (Increased DM & A-MAX Cost) Increased Profit Per Cow Per Day Study $0.37 $0.15 $0.22 Study $0.43 $0.17 $0.26 Study $1.36 $0.44 $0.92 Average $0.72 $0.25 $0.47 A-MAX Xtra list price for 50 lb. bag= $ /lb. A-MAX Concentrate list price for 50 lb. bag= $ /lb. *Price of milk: $0.14/lb *Price of A-MAX: $0.05/cow/day *Assumed marginal response to 1 lb. DM: 2.5 *Cost of 1 lb. of TMR: $0.10

5 Keep a cool head with A-MAX. Study results from two California dairies found cows fed A-MAX yeast in hot, ambient temperatures maintained dry matter intake while increasing milk production by 2.6 lbs. per day 1. Control A-MAX P +2.6 LBS PER DAY Number of Cows Dry Matter Intake, lbs./day NS Milk, lbs Milk fat, lbs NS Protein, lbs ROAD TIP # 2 Use it or lose it. Research shows that A-MAX helped improve digestibility of dry matter, ADF, NDF and nonstructural carbohydrates compared to the control diet. 4 In addition to increased digestibility, A-MAX has a proven track record of improved feed conversion.

6 Fuel up: recommended feeding rates. A-MAX is available in seven concentrations, including A-MAX SE for dairy, which features selenium from one of the most trusted sources. DAIRY (GRAMS/HEAD/DAY) DAIRY (OUNCES/HEAD/DAY) Dry and Transition Cow Lactating Cow Milk Replacer Calf Starter Heifer Dry and Transition Cow Lactating Cow Milk Replacer Calf Starter Heifer A-MAX Standard A-MAX Concentrate A-MAX Xtra A-MAX Ultra A-MAX SE A-MAX SCP A-MAX Liquid

7 Navigate the life cycle journey with A-MAX. To learn more about A-MAX, your pit crew is standing by: contact your nutritionist, veterinarian or Arm & Hammer Animal Nutrition representative or fuel up at AHanimalnutrition.com. 1 Bruno R, Santos J, Rutieliano H, Cerri R, Robinson P. The effect of feeding A-MAX Yeast Culture on performance of high-producing dairy cows in summer heat stress. Animal Feed Science and Technology 2009;150: University of California-Davis. Research Bulletin 3. 2 Nocek JE, Holt MG, Oppy J. Effects of supplementation with yeast culture and enzymatically hydrolyzed yeast on performance of early-lactation dairy cattle. J Dairy Sci 2011;94(8). Spruce Haven Farms, New York. Research Bulletin D Netherlands Trial. Research Bulletin Hoover WH, Miller-Webster TK. The Effect of A-MAX Yeast Culture and Diamond V Yeast Culture on Microbial Metabolism in Continuous Culture. West Virginia University; Research Bulletin 7. J Dairy Sci 2002;85: Church & Dwight Co., Inc. ARM & HAMMER, A-MAX and their logos and A-MAX Ultra are trademarks of Church & Dwight Co., Inc. AM

8 Navigate the life cycle journey with A-MAX. Entire life cycle DAYS 60 DAYS 305 DAYS Weaning Growth & Development Breeding Far Off Close Up Freshening Peak Milk & Breeding Confirmed Pregnant & Late Lactation A-MAX CELMANAX ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE FERMENTEN BG-MAX ESSENTIOM MEGALAC CALF & HEIFER START BIO-CHLOR DCAD + MEGAMINE-L MEGALAC + SODIUM BICARB SQ-810 COW START More products to help you get the job done. Day 56 to Day 305 Day -21 to Day 0 Entire life cycle Day 0 to Day 305 Day -21 to +60/+90 Days Entire life cycle +60/+90 Days to Day -21 Day 0 to Day 305 Day 0 to Day 305 Day 0 to Day 305 Day 0 to Day 305 It s about ANIMALS FIRST. PRODUCTIVITY ALWAYS. See more at AHanimalnutrition.com