Posted by notjustair on December 16, 2015 at 15:51:22 from (70.195.1.159):
In Reply to: Pig Feed posted by Bill Becker on December 16, 2015 at 08:58:03:
Go to the Co-op and ask their advice. When I grind I make two ton at a time (and grind frequently). I use a bale of alfalfa, 12 bags of concentrate 40 (Purina makes it - it is your minerals) and fill the rest of the grinder with half corn half milo. When milo was higher I used only corn. I don't use ear corn.
Tell them what you are putting in it and they will get you the right number of base bags to make the protien right. I do rotate the pens of feeders out through the edge of the pasture. They do well on the weeds and don't do much digging if only out for a day a week. The rest of the time they are in the regular hog pens.
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