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Feeding to poop stream
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<blockquote data-quote="angus9259" data-source="post: 1718097" data-attributes="member: 7398"><p>I have some 7 month old bulls I'm "developing". They are on 3rd cut alfalfa and I was going to give them just a tick of grain - maybe 4-5 lbs per head per day. However their poop is quite loose just from the alfalfa so I'm holding off on the grain for now. Does it make sense to feed to a stool consistency rather than a formula? Downside of alfalfa bales is that one bale lasts them 10 days and the stool is really runny on day 1 as they jackhammer the leaves, but dries up some by day 8 as they get to more stems.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="angus9259, post: 1718097, member: 7398"] I have some 7 month old bulls I'm "developing". They are on 3rd cut alfalfa and I was going to give them just a tick of grain - maybe 4-5 lbs per head per day. However their poop is quite loose just from the alfalfa so I'm holding off on the grain for now. Does it make sense to feed to a stool consistency rather than a formula? Downside of alfalfa bales is that one bale lasts them 10 days and the stool is really runny on day 1 as they jackhammer the leaves, but dries up some by day 8 as they get to more stems. [/QUOTE]
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