MarkM
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Does anybody use Roughage Buster as a protein supplement when feeding hay? Thoughts?
Roughage buster
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TexasBred
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ADM...means it's probably expensive. I'm sure it works but a lot of products out there that will do the same job and probably less money.
Black and Good
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Any tubs as a supplement are a good idea. Me personally I don't like anything by ADM. B&G
MarkM
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Thanks guys.
Our primary concern is to avoid products that contain grain. We market grassfed/finished beef.
Our secondary concern is to avoid GMO/pesticide sprayed products. Our customers are pretty savvy and do quiz us on things like this.
Our primary concern is to avoid products that contain grain. We market grassfed/finished beef.
Our secondary concern is to avoid GMO/pesticide sprayed products. Our customers are pretty savvy and do quiz us on things like this.
Texas PaPaw
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MarkM":3unpcw0w said:
Might want to consult the ingredients on the feed tag. Believe processed grain byproducts are used in these tubs. Also would be my guess the grains would likely contain some gmo product.
Grassfed producer I am familiar with uses alfalfa hay as protein supplement.
TexasBred
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Lots of NPN ....only grain by-product listed is corn gluten feed. Not real impressive though. Looks like one of the old poured tubs from TSC @ $35.00.
MarkM
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Beginning to look like alfalfa may be the choice. I was hoping for something a little more economical.
TB, thanks for pointing out the corn gluten. I think that alone will make the choice for me on Roughage Buster.
TB, thanks for pointing out the corn gluten. I think that alone will make the choice for me on Roughage Buster.
