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<blockquote data-quote="TexasBred" data-source="post: 1084683" data-attributes="member: 6897"><p>A sweet feed. Normally a combination of a protein pellet, oats and corn. You can find cattle feeds that are made this way as well but the pellet is always suspect. ;-) Pelleted feed is just so easy for the feed company to "monkey with", change ingredients, levels of ingredients, etc. and there's a reason it is usually relatively inexpensive. Some won't have enough real grain in the mix to hardly measure. At least with the textured sweet type feed you can see what your'e getting and the horse feed will always be higher quality as will pig feed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TexasBred, post: 1084683, member: 6897"] A sweet feed. Normally a combination of a protein pellet, oats and corn. You can find cattle feeds that are made this way as well but the pellet is always suspect. ;-) Pelleted feed is just so easy for the feed company to "monkey with", change ingredients, levels of ingredients, etc. and there's a reason it is usually relatively inexpensive. Some won't have enough real grain in the mix to hardly measure. At least with the textured sweet type feed you can see what your'e getting and the horse feed will always be higher quality as will pig feed. [/QUOTE]
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