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Gauteng livestock farmer swears by Voermol Dundee Lick

by Octavia Avesca Spandiel
6th September 2023
Gauteng livestock farmer swears by Voermol Dundee Lick

Hlobisile Yende, a third-generational farmer, endorses Voermol Dundee Lick product.Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Hlobisile Yende has elevated her farming prowess with Voermol Dundee Lick Concentrate for her livestock. This winter, she has taken the initiative to ensure her livestock remains in impeccable condition by using this product for the first time, and her optimism about the results is palpable.


In the farming community, word of mouth holds considerable sway. Gauteng farmer Hlobisile Yende was introduced to the remarkable Voermol Dundee Lick Concentrate through a friend, prompting her to embrace the benefits of this exceptional product for her cattle.

“Dundee Lick serves as both a production and maintenance lick, safeguarding the animals’ body condition,” she tells Food For Mzansi.

“This concentrated formula, blended with salt, not only averts gall sickness due to its high molasses content, but also supplements the trace elements lacking in dry grazing. Furthermore, it stimulates fertility and appetite.”

‘The cows seem to relish it’

The Dundee Lick Concentrate is typically mixed with salt and with or without crushed maize and administered to her cows, also functioning as a production lick to maintain the cows’ weight throughout the winter season.

“I’ve observed my animals’ rapid consumption of the lick; they seem to relish it,” she adds.

For Yende, opting for this product ranks among her wisest decisions as a farmer. “The outcomes are already becoming apparent, and we initiated its use prior to winter. As we transitioned from summer to winter grazing, I swiftly noticed improvements in our livestock’s condition,” she remarks.

Effective management and scheduling are crucial, and thus far, she remains elated with the product. “We procure 50kg bags, and during winter, we utilise approximately two and a half bags for our cows,” she says.

Economic advantages of Voermol

Yende perceives Voermol as a valuable investment because it is effective and yields great results.

“When one seeks the finest, value for money takes precedence over mere cost. My allegiance to the brand is rooted in the observed outcomes, and my animals’ positive response,” she clarifies.

Yende expresses her commitment to prioritising quality and value for money, recognising that her livestock benefits from superior nourishment. Consequently, Voermol successfully garners loyalty from its customers, owing to its exceptional performance.

A formula for excellence in livestock nutrition

  • The concentrate must be combined with salt or salt and crushed maize to create either a maintenance or production lick, respectively.
  • Its high concentration reduces transportation costs significantly.
  • The elevated molasses content, abundant in potassium, helps stave off dry gall sickness due to its mild laxative properties.
  • The inclusion of trace elements, scarce in arid grazing conditions, serves to augment fertility and intake.

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Octavia Avesca Spandiel

Raised by a close-knitted family who loves her deeply, Octavia believes in the philosophy of ‘I am because you are'. This former news and content editor for radio is now living her best life in the agricultural sector as a commercial journalist at Food For Mzansi. Her soft spot for poetry and passion for life, writing and traveling inspires her to write compelling stories. Apart from being an excellent writer, Octavia has an educational background in youth work and loves working with people. 

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