Lamb / hogg finisher pellets north Yorks

[Plopper]

Best lamb finisher pellet in north York’s ? Had a minor disagreement with usual supplier so looking to possibly give somewhere else a go . Thanks

 

[Plain steer]

has Dawn been lifting your leg up

 

[Plopper]

has Dawn been lifting your leg up

 

[Plopper]

Anyone use the mole valley 16% pellet ? can get that delivered at 322 a ton bagged, waiting on price for blown but was surprised at that as last year they were £100 a ton more than other local firms, about £20 in it now have they changed ingredients ?

 

[Plopper]

 

[neilo]

Look at Alkagrain. Buy some straight cereals, mix with pellets, sheet for 10 days, feed.

By the time you’ve added minerals, even at today’s cereal prices, you’re looking at £240/t for a 15-16% CP, high starch, alkaline ration.

 

[spin cycle]

Look at Alkagrain. Buy some straight cereals, mix with pellets, sheet for 10 days, feed.

By the time you’ve added minerals, even at today’s cereal prices, you’re looking at £240/t for a 15-16% CP, high starch, alkaline ration.

can you get home'n dry? i wonder if it's affected by urea shortage?....price musta gone up to?......glad i've enough for this year in stock TBH

midland feeds 'mixed pellets' might be option for op

 

[Plain steer]

50% whole oats 40% whole wheat 10% soya bag of mins will give you a 16% mix for probably £100 ton less than the one on the photo which has got some poor ingredients and a very poor protein source

 

[Plain steer]

Or even 60 oats 30 wheat 10 soya to make it really safe

 

[neilo]

can you get home'n dry? i wonder if it's affected by urea shortage?....price musta gone up to?......glad i've enough for this year in stock TBH

midland feeds 'mixed pellets' might be option for op

I haven't asked this year, as I had plenty left from last year. @Adam@Rumen might know, as he supplied mine.

 

[TexelBen]

I'Ansons have been the best I've used, lamb fattening nuts, not the usual fast finisher.

 

[Plopper]

I'Ansons have been the best I've used, lamb fattening nuts, not the usual fast finisher.

Don’t suppose you have a picture of the ingredients in the pellet ?

 

[TexelBen]

Don’t suppose you have a picture of the ingredients in the pellet ?

Sorry, no, I "recycled" all the bags after I tipped them in my lil hopper. I'm sure they'd tell you if you rang up?

 

[Plopper]

Sorry, no, I "recycled" all the bags after I tipped them in my lil hopper. I'm sure they'd tell you if you rang up?

Yes will do Monday

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Jameson’s

 

[Tilly's Boss]

Dugdales sourced through RBC agriculture

 

[aangus]

I have also heard I'Ansons do a good lamb finisher

 

[Woolless]

Look at Alkagrain. Buy some straight cereals, mix with pellets, sheet for 10 days, feed.

By the time you’ve added minerals, even at today’s cereal prices, you’re looking at £240/t for a 15-16% CP, high starch, alkaline ration.

50% whole oats 40% whole wheat 10% soya bag of mins will give you a 16% mix for probably £100 ton less than the one on the photo which has got some poor ingredients and a very poor protein source

Does it need to be 15 or 16% CP? I've just started the reject tup lambs on a 13.5% lamb finishing blend, which they seem to be taking to quite readily. I used a 16% blend to complement hay for ewe lambs a couple of years ago, when the emphasis was on growth rather than finish.

 

[Anymulewilldo]

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Don’t like the look of that formulation? Looks a lot of “filler” type products?

 

[yorkshire8]

Can’t go wrong with Iansons lamb fattening nut . £250/t in bulk collected . I’ve got a bag I’ll get the analysis in the morning!