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<blockquote data-quote="jedstivers" data-source="post: 1382863" data-attributes="member: 8873"><p>Ddg is costing me .08 a pound. I just found a load of corn gluten pellets that's a little off color for quite a bit less than that so I might go to it. </p><p>Cotton seed is cheap this year too. </p><p>Anyway low quaility is fine. Prol better when that cheap and supplemented with an additional protine choice. </p><p>Even your good hay will make it further if you feed somethings else. The trick is not buying 50lbs bags at the feed store. Markup is to great. </p><p>Ddg can go into the troughs or right on the ground. They will get every speck of it. I've never seen anything like it. </p><p>I'm feeding 3lbs a day to heavys right now. They come at a full run if they aren't waiting at the feed area. They still have good grazing too but I wanted to make it last and it has. </p><p>2lbs is prol all I need to be giving them but they had a bad summer and I want to make sure they don't have a bad winter. </p><p>Lot of other kinds of feeds out there too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jedstivers, post: 1382863, member: 8873"] Ddg is costing me .08 a pound. I just found a load of corn gluten pellets that's a little off color for quite a bit less than that so I might go to it. Cotton seed is cheap this year too. Anyway low quaility is fine. Prol better when that cheap and supplemented with an additional protine choice. Even your good hay will make it further if you feed somethings else. The trick is not buying 50lbs bags at the feed store. Markup is to great. Ddg can go into the troughs or right on the ground. They will get every speck of it. I've never seen anything like it. I'm feeding 3lbs a day to heavys right now. They come at a full run if they aren't waiting at the feed area. They still have good grazing too but I wanted to make it last and it has. 2lbs is prol all I need to be giving them but they had a bad summer and I want to make sure they don't have a bad winter. Lot of other kinds of feeds out there too. [/QUOTE]
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