beef concentrate for home mixing.

[thorpe]

not happy with our present product 40% protien 100% urea. how do they manage to sort it and leave it in the bottom of the trough?

 

[livestock 1]

not happy with our present product 40% protien 100% urea. how do they manage to sort it and leave it in the bottom of the trough?

Put some liquid in amongst it molasses

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Change products....they obviously don’t like it

 

[Timbo]

Cant recommend any protein source that's over 25% urea for feeding cattle - it'll be burning their rumen, not to mention the extremely peaky release.

 

[thorpe]

Change products....they obviously don’t like it

any one use 4farmer with yeast sponsered articale in gauardian looks good but it is an advert.

 

[Old Spot]

Yes I’ve used the forfarmers product for the last two seasons, very pleased,
“it’s not cheap said the rep but people always reorder”
they prefer it to my rolled barley, I do not mineralise on top bulls grow well
sending at 12 months carcass av 300kg R4L and U4L

 

[thorpe]

Yes I’ve used the forfarmers product for the last two seasons, very pleased,
“it’s not cheap said the rep but people always reorder”
they prefer it to my rolled barley, I do not mineralise on top bulls grow well
sending at 12 months carcass av 300kg R4L and U4L

thanks for the reply.

 

[thorpe]

started using forfarmers this week, intakes appear to have increased.

 

[michael N123]

started using forfarmers this week, intakes appear to have increased.

We use Forfarmers lamb pellets and it’s best we’ve used by far won’t use any others now

 

[livestock 1]

We use Forfarmers lamb pellets and it’s best we’ve used by far won’t use any others now

What sort of money are they? Do they get onto them quickly?

 

[michael N123]

What sort of money are they? Do they get onto them quickly?

Get onto them well mix in a bit of crushed barly after a while as well

Not the fastest place in the world tho if you collect it yourself