After Jay inNY teaches his cows to use a drink bowl maybe he'll come help you teach yours to eat corn on the cob :shock:
Does the guy that sold it to you have animals that are eating it? Is it moldy or spoiled?
Take a hatchet and chop some up and see if they eat it (or just shell some).
If so, improvise. Chop it up as needed or get you an old hand crank sheller. Use the cobs for fire starters. Wouldn't recommend it for 500 bu, but 25 should go quick.
Reminds me of a comedian talking about a picky cat...Morris won't eat nuthin but 9 lives......Bullsh!t...don't feed him for a couple days and he'll eat a peanutbutter sandwich and like it.......
Dave
This post was edited by dave2 at 23:42:09 11/18/10.
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