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Research
Daily supplementation with Galaxis Frontier consistently improves feed efficiency across diverse production settings.
A comprehensive academic meta-analysis of eight independent, randomized controlled trials demonstrated an average +0.05-point improvement in feed efficiency, with results remaining consistent across studies (p < 0.01).
Importantly, the analysis shows that stage of lactation at the start of supplementation is the primary driver of how cows respond. When Galaxis Frontier was started early in lactation, feed efficiency gains were driven by increased milk and energy-corrected milk yield, whereas when started later in lactation, gains were driven by reductions in dry matter intake. These effects were independent of baseline production level, parity, or duration of supplementation.
Together, these findings confirm that Galaxis Frontier delivers reliable feed efficiency gains, with the greatest production benefits observed when supplementation begins early in lactation.
For full methodology and results, see the linked academic meta-analysis.
Academic Trials
Academic Trials
Academic studies have shown that when cows are fed Galaxis Frontier on a daily basis, starting early in their lactation, they have more persistent lactation curve & are more efficient producers.
milk yield
days in milk
University of Florida: Cows began treatment between 31–87 DIM
DairyExperts: Cows began treatment between 46–74 DIM (16-week trial)
DairyExperts: Cows began treatment between 41–61 DIM (40-week trial)
University of Florida: Cows began treatment between 31–87 DIM
Michigan State University: Cows began treatment between 70-160 DIM
Cornell University: Cows began treatment between 47-160 DIM
SDSU: Cows began treatment between -26 to -16 DIM
UW Madison: Cows began treatment -28 DIM
Click on each color or trial to get more information about effects of Galaxis Frontier on lactating dairy cows
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