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Banjo wrote:angus9259 wrote:I know I eat far more salt than I need. That said, how do you know with cattle??
According to most nutritionists people should eat unrefined sea salt, not the refined, stripped, bleached junk called white salt......especially if your a salt junkie. Sea salt has a huge number of different trace elements in it.
I found a Redmond Natural Salt dealer about a half an hour away from where I live about a year ago. I have been feeding my cattle the natural sea salt for about a year now. They like it and I want them to eat all they want. I feed it loose and keep it out free choice. They are doing good and looking good.


TexasBred wrote:Banjo wrote:angus9259 wrote:I know I eat far more salt than I need. That said, how do you know with cattle??
According to most nutritionists people should eat unrefined sea salt, not the refined, stripped, bleached junk called white salt......especially if your a salt junkie. Sea salt has a huge number of different trace elements in it.
I found a Redmond Natural Salt dealer about a half an hour away from where I live about a year ago. I have been feeding my cattle the natural sea salt for about a year now. They like it and I want them to eat all they want. I feed it loose and keep it out free choice. They are doing good and looking good.
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on sea salt and Redmond Salt. You could mine a ton of the stuff, remove the "Trace" minerals and it wouldn't fill up a half a teacup. You're drinking the cool aid son and getting nothing in return except a big salt bill every month. You feed salt for sodium.You feed mineral for mineral supplementation. It is not "salt junk". ALL salt comes from the sea or froma location that was once an ancient sea. I guess you put it on your been sprouts and tofu as well? (The good stuff that is).


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