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<blockquote data-quote="novatech" data-source="post: 444375" data-attributes="member: 5494"><p>No problem feeding range cubes in small amounts.</p><p>What ever you feed do it on a regular basis. It does not do them any good to do it just one time a week. The rumen system has microbes that break down the grass. It takes a deferent microbe to break down the starches. These microbes are present but in small numbers. They must be allowed to grow in order to break down the feed. So whenever you change to feed or back to forage you should do it slowly. Many range cubes are made up useing alfalpha and others are made up useing a lot of grain. Not a big deal when feeding small amounts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="novatech, post: 444375, member: 5494"] No problem feeding range cubes in small amounts. What ever you feed do it on a regular basis. It does not do them any good to do it just one time a week. The rumen system has microbes that break down the grass. It takes a deferent microbe to break down the starches. These microbes are present but in small numbers. They must be allowed to grow in order to break down the feed. So whenever you change to feed or back to forage you should do it slowly. Many range cubes are made up useing alfalpha and others are made up useing a lot of grain. Not a big deal when feeding small amounts. [/QUOTE]
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