
Had something happen I have never encountered. Just changed over to a better blend and what should have been at least a 3 week supply was consumed in 4 days.
We are at $55.00 for 50lb. Glad I tried this on one group only. (20 goats)20kidsonhill said:OUr feedmill changed brands last year, and The label looked good so we have been purchasing it. they eat it like crazy. One of the employees told me, some of the cattle people aren't happy with it, because the cattle are consuming so much of it that they can't keep it out and can't afford to keep buying it, so their sales have dropped, since they switched brands. Well, for example, I just purchased a 25lb bag 8 days ago and it is well over half gone. I am feeding around 30goats, but that is still a lot of minerals to keep buying at $18 a bag. Now a good part of my goats are still only on pasture, so their mineral reguirements are higher than animals that are getting daily grain.
after researching cargil Right Now products I went to the dealer in town that the cArgil rep. told me to go to. The owner of that feed store said they could order me the Right Now, but that they had Purina goat in the store and I qouate," It is the same stuff." Why not just use that. Really, If you are going to own a feed store, shouldn't you know something about feed. I could tell he looked frustrated when I explained it was no way the same. I never did get him to order it for me. He does sell those big 40lb tubs of protein supplements for goats, wE tried one of those this summer and we were pretty happy with it. Took 20 does around 6 weeks to finish it all. It was $45.kstaven said:We are at $55.00 for 50lb. Glad I tried this on one group only. (20 goats)20kidsonhill said:OUr feedmill changed brands last year, and The label looked good so we have been purchasing it. they eat it like crazy. One of the employees told me, some of the cattle people aren't happy with it, because the cattle are consuming so much of it that they can't keep it out and can't afford to keep buying it, so their sales have dropped, since they switched brands. Well, for example, I just purchased a 25lb bag 8 days ago and it is well over half gone. I am feeding around 30goats, but that is still a lot of minerals to keep buying at $18 a bag. Now a good part of my goats are still only on pasture, so their mineral reguirements are higher than animals that are getting daily grain.
Dairy choice brand manufactured in BC.
Will not use purina as my goats always came up deficient on the blood work.