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Milk and fish oil as fertilizer for pastures
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<blockquote data-quote="Redhides" data-source="post: 1031091" data-attributes="member: 20308"><p>Raw Milk works. It's not a complete substitute by any means, but what is. I don't spread kelp, but I do use it for mineral and it's light years better than any other mineral I've ever used. I mix on halves with straight salt, and keep a few trace blocks around. They do real well. You can get waste milk if you look around. A few gallons goes a long way.</p><p></p><p>It also makes for good entertainment if you have some hogs around. You want to see an old sow lose her mind, pour a few gallons of rank buttermilk out on some funky old fruit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Redhides, post: 1031091, member: 20308"] Raw Milk works. It's not a complete substitute by any means, but what is. I don't spread kelp, but I do use it for mineral and it's light years better than any other mineral I've ever used. I mix on halves with straight salt, and keep a few trace blocks around. They do real well. You can get waste milk if you look around. A few gallons goes a long way. It also makes for good entertainment if you have some hogs around. You want to see an old sow lose her mind, pour a few gallons of rank buttermilk out on some funky old fruit. [/QUOTE]
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