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effect prices. Ingredients that increase the nutritional value of feed and supplement blocks, as well as the cost, are fat, soybean or peanut oil instead of urea, which is a cheap protein substitute listed as non-protein nitrogen, and minerals and vitamins.
As explained by Strahan, pricing feed by dollars per pound is too simplistic, so consumers need to become informed of their animals’ nutritional needs, read labels and compare products.
Gray Armistead was one farmer who said he was satis
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