Posted by Crookedcreekjerseys on October 23, 2022 at 15:05:10 from (24.144.190.177):
Even though I only feed out around 5-7 steers a year, I still very much enjoy grinding my own feed. I run a Deere 700 on a White 2-105. I mix 250lbs dried distillers, 80lbs of bean meal, 400lbs of rolled corn, per ton of ground ear corn. I run 12lbs of a mineral mix per ton as well and I usually just free hand some Redmond garlic salt as well. I worked at a feed mill driving the bagged feed delivery truck for a few years up until this past April. Ive seen more feed recipes than most people could ever imagine. Anything from one man that fed out 2 steers on only soy hulls to mixing potatoes chips by the bucket load in a tmr mixer. I even remember as a small kid my neighbor mixing expired cookies in with ear corn for his creep feeder. The best part about watching was getting to eat the cookies while trying to help. Being probably 8-9 at the time I never even flinched about those molasses cookies being expired. But I just wondered what different ideas people factor into there feed mix, I realize location is a big factor. The man who mixed potato chips in his feed got them for free from a near by factory so why not. Ive always wondered if anyone from the south feeds cattle with peanuts. I should also add my cows have free choice high moisture hay.
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