Posted by notjustair on March 11, 2019 at 06:31:52 from (98.188.112.49):
I used to have an image of a protein chart on my iPad but I�ve lost it. I would love to have something that isn�t for the health food nut, but for the cattle farmer instead. I want to compare useable protein of things like wheat, milo, corn, alfalfa, soybean meal, and/or distillers (these are new products to me), etc. I have gotten down to a pretty efficient herd but I�m looking for good protein sources or protein for the mixer grinder for lactating cows. I�ve used ground wheat, corn, and milo for the last 40 years but there have to be better options. There are a few small breweries around here so if I could get something to leave in an old straight truck and add to each ration I�d be open to that for sure. I�m looking to keep learning and not do it the same way we did when I was younger
On a side note - went to my annual farm profit meeting. The presenter was saying that around here (NE KS) you are a fool if you are still growing wheat as a profit crop. That is something we I figured out a while back. I do a little for feed for grinding but that�s about it. If I do 20 acres I�m about average for my use. He said the time will come because of Argentina that he will be saying the same of soybeans. I still put in about 700 acres of those - it�s time for some more learning.
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