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<blockquote data-quote="sim.-ang.king" data-source="post: 976491" data-attributes="member: 14533"><p>1200 pound ground corn</p><p>350 pounds 32% pellets</p><p>12 pound mineral </p><p>Don't know what the nutrient facts are but that's what the feed man said he used about 15 years ago so it stuck. :lol2: </p><p>If it's a month to slaughter, and they have plenty of finish just 15 pounds a day will get them by in good weather, more in cold weather. If they still need more fat put them on full feed, and don't hold them back, but I still watch them for bloat, and very very runny manure which then cut it back for a couple days to straighten them out. (Also be sure to use cheap long stem hay) That's what we've been using for sometime on the steers.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sim.-ang.king, post: 976491, member: 14533"] 1200 pound ground corn 350 pounds 32% pellets 12 pound mineral Don't know what the nutrient facts are but that's what the feed man said he used about 15 years ago so it stuck. :lol2: If it's a month to slaughter, and they have plenty of finish just 15 pounds a day will get them by in good weather, more in cold weather. If they still need more fat put them on full feed, and don't hold them back, but I still watch them for bloat, and very very runny manure which then cut it back for a couple days to straighten them out. (Also be sure to use cheap long stem hay) That's what we've been using for sometime on the steers. [/QUOTE]
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