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try this thread from the feedyards board: http://cattletoday.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=39553&start=0

TSR, the general rule of thumb for cottonseed is about 5 lbs./head/day for average size cows (1000-1200lbs). a neighbor of mine has fed this "as is" to supplement brood cows during tough winters and has had good results with body condition as well as breeding back. be careful when feeding it...

preston39, never once did i mention this ration as a complete feed. as a supplement along with hay or winter grazing, one can stretch their forage without overspending or getting "gouged" by extreme hay prices. limited lbs./head/day, especially with the higher protein feeds, is all that is...

"commodities" such as dried distillers grains, cotton seed, citrus pulp, corn gluten pellets, etc. can be used solely by themselves or mixed to create feed for your heifers, cows, etc. Often times, these more "consistent" products can be fed for almost the same price as rolled hay. Ex) If hay...

have you guys ever thought of using commodities and protein supplements to get through the winter