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I often debate if I should even continue putting up my own hay. Run more cows on the acres I've got, buy marginal/poor hay and supplement it with ddg.
 
Bigfoot":2ax3hxlv said:
I often debate if I should even continue putting up my own hay. Run more cows on the acres I've got, buy marginal/poor hay and supplement it with ddg.
I think if you have a reliable supply of cheap hay you can make it work.
 
It's been a long time since I put up enough hay to make it all the way thru. Thought I had this year, but I doubt it now.
 
Bigfoot":2wwdks1c said:
I often debate if I should even continue putting up my own hay. Run more cows on the acres I've got, buy marginal/poor hay and supplement it with ddg.
Plenty of DDG right there in Hoptown. If you had the storage to buy a semi load at a time.
 
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TexasBred":2eqvp5wx said:
We're that far from St. Louis too but every bag of Purina will have the St Louis name on it . Corporate headquarters are located there. Barcodes and other codes on the tag probably would designate exactly which plant made it.
I've lately tried some feed made by someone called Protocol--pretty high $$ for what it is but the cows sure like it.
Bridgeport Texas. Anyone familiar with them?

Protocol Technologies is owned by Dr. Jimmy Horner. They make good feed. He's a nutritionist and owner of the operation. He's loves to load feed up with probiotics and prebiotics which are good products but not always needed and also the main reason the feed is usually pretty pricey.
 

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