Hello. I know it’s not the cheapest way to supplement , but I’m curious is people have put out “protein tubs” with higher fat. If so, what did y’all think about them?
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I've used high protein feeds to prepare animals for breeding. Six weeks before and until bred. High protein and heavy salt favors male calves. Both cows and bulls. If the cow is on a weight gaining cycle she's more likely to breed.
I've used high protein feeds to prepare animals for breeding. Six weeks before and until bred. High protein and heavy salt favors male calves. Both cows and bulls. If the cow is on a weight gaining cycle she's more likely to breed.
I have been using Accuration high fat tubs for my girls for a long time.
On the 200 lbs. 24% high-mag fescue protein tubs I have use them for years if that is what you meant. They are expensive, but from feeding them I lose very few cattle. The fescue tubs last a lot longer. It is a good supplement to the hay IMO.
