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search shows that if you have about half enough roughage, you can use a pound of grain to substitute for 4 to 4% pounds of hay in wintering rations. The tests were made with beef calves and yearlings and do not allow for putting on fat or for producing milk.
The grain ration used was 2 parts protein oil meal and 1 part ground ear corn. Combine with roughage, it should also winter beef cows not nurs- - ing calves. Such a ration at $80.00 a ton would be a slightly better buy than mixed hay at $20 a ton, the animal husbandmen say. Research also shows peanut hulls too have,winter feeding value. A ration of 40% hulls, 40% hay, and
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