Martyn
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Great i can still look out for a basic build non eletric machine then!Dont think it matters , this is what I used View attachment 777946
Great i can still look out for a basic build non eletric machine then!Dont think it matters , this is what I used View attachment 777946
are they eating the beet separately or is soil getting mixed in with everything elseAnother thought , I am washing the beet but it’s very dirty could soil be doing them ?
Dont think it matters , this is what I used View attachment 777946
yes, Ive never been a fan of roots on add lib for that reason and its pure starch , cut it out , you have the best feed you can use in Crimted grain just ad some minerals and a high protien blend if thats what you have , I used beef mineral;s and limstone flour which is cheapAnother thought , I am washing the beet but it’s very dirty could soil be doing them ?
Did it stay going long enoughDont think it matters , this is what I used View attachment 777946
The plot thickens , speaking to another rep he was saying as I am using kelvin cave crimpsafe 300 , the bugs in that are no good for the rumen and that could be a problem ?
Any thoughts
It causes acidosis
That’s your problem I think.
Hear it off others too.
The plot thickens , speaking to another rep he was saying as I am using kelvin cave crimpsafe 300 , the bugs in that are no good for the rumen and that could be a problem ?
Any thoughts
The plot thickens , speaking to another rep he was saying as I am using kelvin cave crimpsafe 300 , the bugs in that are no good for the rumen and that could be a problem ?
Any thoughts
What other products are there out there to use for crimp grain other than crimpsafe?
Quite a few others