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<blockquote data-quote="TexasBred" data-source="post: 963939" data-attributes="member: 6897"><p>Dried molasses will have a little protein content because the "wet" molasses is sprayed on a carrier. A 50 lb. bag of dried molasses probably doesn't have 5 lbs. of actual molasses in it...the carrier can be "whatever is cheapest" but generally will be corn, wheat midds or some other by-product. Other than the carrier, it's a total waste of money unless you're adding it to mineral to make it a little more palatable. Any minerals will just be naturally occuring in the molasses and carrier and seldom enough to hardly be able to disclose.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TexasBred, post: 963939, member: 6897"] Dried molasses will have a little protein content because the "wet" molasses is sprayed on a carrier. A 50 lb. bag of dried molasses probably doesn't have 5 lbs. of actual molasses in it...the carrier can be "whatever is cheapest" but generally will be corn, wheat midds or some other by-product. Other than the carrier, it's a total waste of money unless you're adding it to mineral to make it a little more palatable. Any minerals will just be naturally occuring in the molasses and carrier and seldom enough to hardly be able to disclose. [/QUOTE]
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