I think if you have a reliable supply of cheap hay you can make it work.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.
On the bad years your screwed.Bigfoot":24krro1w said:The reliable supply is the deal breaker.
Plenty of DDG right there in Hoptown. If you had the storage to buy a semi load at a time.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.
greybeard":2eqvp5wx said:I've lately tried some feed made by someone called Protocol--pretty high $$ for what it is but the cows sure like it.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.
Bridgeport Texas. Anyone familiar with them?