Dunyie power mix

[cull cows]

Anyone use it.looks good on paper.mix of bread biscuit Meal grains potatoes chips citrus pulp

 

[cull cows]

 

[beeftug]

How much is it ?

 

[cull cows]

How much is it ?

I haven’t got that far yet I was wanting loads of people to say it’s brilliant first ?

 

[Plain steer]

If it’s anymore than 75 pound it will be too dear

 

[David.]

Aware of two people using it to finish cattle, neither of whom would be stupid men.
The one I spoke to said it's good stuff.

 

[cull cows]

Aware of two people using it to finish cattle, neither of whom would be stupid men.
The one I spoke to said it's good stuff.

Thankyou David I’m going to ring today for a price.do you know if they feed it ad lib or mixed with silage tmr

 

[Norfolk Hill Farmer]

Never used it but it looks good stuff on paper, think I was quoted around £100 per ton making the DM over £200 per ton !!

 

[cull cows]

Never used it but it looks good stuff on paper, think I was quoted around £100 per ton making the DM over £200 per ton !!

Christ that’s to dear I was thinking it would be £80ish
Iv just messaged local rep and it’s £107 delivered to Yorkshire

 

[Plain steer]

The just price it the same as cake how anyone can feed cake to beef cattle and make anything is beyond me cake must be still over 200

 

[David.]

Thankyou David I’m going to ring today for a price.do you know if they feed it ad lib or mixed with silage tmr

Certainly not TMR, but supplemented with haylage for roughage, I think I remember, was a month ago the conversation.

 

[Full of bull(s)]

Christ that’s to dear I was thinking it would be £80ish
Iv just messaged local rep and it’s £107 delivered to Yorkshire

Were you not happy with the maxammon? Harbro quoted me £170 for barley and £180 for wheat, artic load tipped. Must be better value surely?

 

[cull cows]

Were you not happy with the maxammon? Harbro quoted me £170 for barley and £180 for wheat, artic load tipped. Must be better value surely?

10 tonnes blown of local mill £197
I think that’s a bit steep.

 

[Full of bull(s)]

10 tonnes blown of local mill £197
I think that’s a bit steep.

It’s definitely cheaper than Duynie @ 45% DM. Once you get below 50% with by products like that you use a lot more bedding unless you start mixing a lot of chopped straw into the ration, again using more straw, not to mention time, diesel, mixer wagon etc.

 

[Plain steer]

Most of the ingredients mentioned in the mix you can buy for less than 40 a ton