WIN 5 BAGS OF MILK FORMULA 1™ CALF MILK REPLACER.
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A chopped timothy/alfalfa hay blend. It may be used as a complete pasture, hay replacement or used to supplement existing forage. It is suitable for horses, cattle, sheep, and goats. This product is not fortified with vitamins or trace minerals and should not be used to replace grain.
Chopped form allows for slow consumption and promotes chewing and saliva production, thus reducing the potential for digestive upset.
Compressed 50-lb plastic bag makes it convenient and easy to handle.
Sun-cured blend provides animals’ premium forage. Can be fed when hay quality is poor or when supplies are limited. Use with a grain ration when additional fiber and lower starch content is desirable to help promote good digestive flow and function.
High palatability so animals eat it readily.
Less dust than hay which reduces dust and mold exposure to horses, especially beneficial for horses with allergies to hay.
Blister beetle free so provides a good alternative to traditional hays which may be contaminated.
Timothy Hay, Alfalfa Hay, Molasses, Vegetable Oil, Propionic Acid
To supplement existing forage, feed at a rate of 4-6 lb/head/day. As the sole source of forage, feed at a rate of 1-1.5% of body weight.
Do not use solely as a complete feed.
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Alabama State Fair – Montgomery, AL National Peanut Festival – Dothan, AL Alabama State Market Hog Show – Montgomery, AL Alabama National Fair – Montgomery, AL National Western Stock Show – Denver, CO Delaware State Fair – Harrington, DE Florida State Fair – Tampa, FL Georgia National Fair – Perry, GA Georgia National Livestock Show & Rodeo – Perry, GA NJSA SE Regional – Perry, GA Georgia State Fair – Macon, GA All Iowa Showdown – Osceola, IA Iowa State Fair – Des Moines, IA NJSA & Team Purebred World Pork Expo – Des Moines, IA Illinois State Fair – Springfield, IL Team Purebred Summer Jr. National – Springfield, IL Indiana State Fair – Indianapolis, IN Kansas State Fair – Hutchinson, KS Kentucky State Fair – Louisville, KY NJSA National Jr. Summer Spectacular NJSA & Team Purebred North American Int. Livestock Exposition – Louisville, KY Eastern States Exposition – W Springfield, MA Maryland State Fair – Timonium, MD Team Purebred Eastern Regional – Timonium, MD Michigan Livestock Expo – East Lansing, MI UP State Fair – Escanaba, MI Fifth Third MI State Fair (sheep and goats) – Novi, MI NJSA & Team Purebred Jr. Barrow Classic – Austin, MN Minnesota State Fair – St. Paul, MN American Royal Livestock Show – Kansas City, MO Missouri Cattleman’s Association Jr. Cattlemen Show – Sedalia, MO Missouri State Fair – Sedalia, MO Ozark Empire Fair – Springfield, MO Team Purebred Mid-South Regional – Greenwood, MS North Carolina State Fair – Raleigh, NC North Dakota State Fair – Minot, ND Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H Livestock Exposition – Omaha, NE Nebraska State Fair – Grand Island, NE New Jersey State Fair – Augusta, NJ NJSA Eastern Regional – Hamburg, NY New York State Fair – Syracuse, NY Ohio State Fair – Columbus, OH Keystone Int. Livestock Exposition – Harrisburg, PA Pennsylvania Farm Show – Harrisburg, PA South Carolina State Fair – Columbia, SC Central State Fair – Rapid City, SD South Dakota State Fair – Huron, SD Delta State Fair – Memphis, TN Mid-South Fair – Southaven, TN Tennessee State Fair – Nashville, TN State Fair of Virginia – Doswell, VA World Beef Expo – Milwaukee, WI Wisconsin State Fair – West Ellis, WI State Fair of West Virginia – Lewisburg, WV National Jr American Salers Show National Jr Angus Show National Jr Charolais Show National Jr Chianina Show National Jr Gelbvieh Show National Jr Hereford Show National Jr Limousin Show National Jr Maine-Anjou Show National Jr Shorthorn Show National Jr Simmental Show
Animal was selected as the overall Grand Champion of the Show and competed against all breed winners to receive this honor.
Animal was selected as the overall Reserve Grand Champion of the Show and competed against all breeds to receive this honor.
Animal was selected as the Breed/Division Grand Champion of the particular breed they were exhibiting in. NOTE: This is the highest honor at various shows when an overall Grand Champion is not selected.
Animal was selected as the Breed/Division Reserve Grand Champion of the particular breed they were exhibiting in. Only awarded for select state and national shows. NOTE: This is the second highest honor at various shows when an overall Reserve Grand Champion is not selected.
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