j4rcattle":2bnq6clm said:I live in the Eastern part of Oklahoma. Near Fort Smith AR. I am just wanting a feed that will keep cattle up during the winter. mabey even use on my yearling bulls to feed them out throught the winter.
Corn 25%
Soyhulls 25%
Midds 25%
CSH 15%
DDG 10%
TexasBred":38fryufv said:J4 try this:
Corn 25%
Soyhulls 25%
Midds 25%
CSH 15%
DDG 10%
Throw a bag of mineral in the mix and you should have about an 11% feed with 20%+ fiber, good TDN and energy levels, good "fill factor" and some by-pass protein. Feed it to anything on the place that needs it. (Don't forget the mineral)
20% ddg on a DM basis of the TOTAL RATION. This is simply a mix of concentrates that will be fed with some sort of hay or grass. We cannot assume that the rations will be hot. If he feeds a couple pounds per head per day it wouldn't be hot at all.Engler":30ddmgxs said:Is the distillers wet or dry? Is this an as fed mixture or a dm basis? The nutritionist that I work most closely with doesn't like more than 20% ddg on a dm basis. Also watch where the distillers comes from and the sulfer content. That is something that can bounce all over the board depending on various factors.
That ration could be pretty hot, so not too much and not to quick.