Posted by NW Ohio Tim on January 17, 2011 at 20:45:01 from (76.76.36.32):
Hey Guys,
Any of you feeding wet brewers grains to livestock?? How do you store it and handle it??
I have access to a small steady amount, not far from home. I'd like to add it to my hog ration to cut costs. I know I can't feed it 100% and I know it'll spoil in a few days in the summer, I'm just wondering if anybody out there has had real world experience.
Everything I read says it's too wet to handle as a solid and too dry to be a liquid. All the methods I find recomend modifying equipment to handle it like a solid... with augers and such. I'm thinking if that doesn't work well, which they all say it doesn't...... why not add water and handle it like a liquid??
I know I can't run it through regular hog feeders as a liquid... I'm just brainstorming. $6+ corn isn't helpng me stay in the hog business.
You can email me if you want: rgf98 @ hotmail.com
Thanks, Tim
This post was edited by NW Ohio Tim at 20:47:57 01/17/11.
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