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<blockquote data-quote="Ohrmundt Simmentals" data-source="post: 1099186" data-attributes="member: 20629"><p>My Dad and I are getting a NH 353 grinder mixer. Found a decent deal and had been looking since we got a picker cause we couldn't combine our corn. I'm just for import on ration mixes for growing heifer and bulls 600-900 lbs right now. We haven't figured the exact numbers yet but I'm think of just adding some protein supplement, mineral(complete or trace?), and some dry molasses. Also for the grinding it self and particle size. Do you really want the corn/cob to be a powder like flour or do you just need the corn to be a little more then just cracked. I've read a couple of other posts on this but just wondering if anyone had and some other info.</p><p></p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ohrmundt Simmentals, post: 1099186, member: 20629"] My Dad and I are getting a NH 353 grinder mixer. Found a decent deal and had been looking since we got a picker cause we couldn't combine our corn. I'm just for import on ration mixes for growing heifer and bulls 600-900 lbs right now. We haven't figured the exact numbers yet but I'm think of just adding some protein supplement, mineral(complete or trace?), and some dry molasses. Also for the grinding it self and particle size. Do you really want the corn/cob to be a powder like flour or do you just need the corn to be a little more then just cracked. I've read a couple of other posts on this but just wondering if anyone had and some other info. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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