MYLO

Mylo has the answer to a healthier herd. Science proves it works
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MYLO FEED SUPPLEMENT

Mylo is an Australian animal health innovation that boosts cow and calf health and productivity by adding active beneficial microbes to the animal’s microbiome.

Only Mylo...
- Is proven to actively reduce somatic cell count in lactating cows
- Boosts milk production from the same feed while increasing or maintaining animal weight
- Increases vitality and appetite in both cows and calves
- Helps calves wean earlier at higher weights
- Has results verified by the University of Queensland
- Lower herd management costs and improved gross margins

Products

Mylo® and Great Land are our commercially available products. Growing sales in Australia and New Zealand validate the technology platform.

WHERE TO BUY

Terragen Biotech products are available for purchase from a wide network of Retail Agency Partners.

Research

Scientific rigour is at the heart of what we do. Our research program and product pipeline include new biocontrol products to address major animal health and crop protection problems.

Investors

With advanced technology and field experience, Terragen Biotech’s solutions aim to create game-changing opportunities by addressing unmet needs in agriculture and helping farmers in the profitable, sustainable stewardship of their natural resources - soil, water and air.

Industry News & Latest from Terragen Biotech

Media Release - Terragen launches $20M initial public offering (IPO)

7 NOVEMBER 2019

Terragen enters an exciting new phase as the company seeks to raise $20M in an initial public offering (IPO) of shares on the Australian Stock Exchange.

8 October 2018

Terragen Biotech was recently advised that a joint project with the School of Veterinary Science at the University of Queensland (UQ) has received financial support from the University’s ‘Science with Impact Fund’.

18 July 2018

Significantly higher yield benefit of 10% was recorded for avocado trees treated with Great Land in a field trial at a well respected avocado farm in the Bundaberg region, Queensland. Harvested in May 2018, the yield gain translated to incremental revenue of $6,250 per hectare, after costs.

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