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<blockquote data-quote="Son of Butch" data-source="post: 1384028" data-attributes="member: 14585"><p>What's the cost per lb of that mix vs cost per lb of alternative mixes they offer?</p><p>He's about 600 lbs now?</p><p>You could start him on 400 lbs of the medicated mix for 6 weeks and switch him to a non medicated ration.</p><p>Ease him on to the grain mix 5 lbs a day for 10 days (50 lbs) and increase to 11 lbs a day for the next 32 days (350 lbs).</p><p>Then I'd suggest going Corn fed with 4 lbs of hay, if you don't have the corn it sounds like they'll do a corn mix with a non medicated complete protein pellet added for you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Son of Butch, post: 1384028, member: 14585"] What's the cost per lb of that mix vs cost per lb of alternative mixes they offer? He's about 600 lbs now? You could start him on 400 lbs of the medicated mix for 6 weeks and switch him to a non medicated ration. Ease him on to the grain mix 5 lbs a day for 10 days (50 lbs) and increase to 11 lbs a day for the next 32 days (350 lbs). Then I'd suggest going Corn fed with 4 lbs of hay, if you don't have the corn it sounds like they'll do a corn mix with a non medicated complete protein pellet added for you. [/QUOTE]
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