FEEDS and FEEDING.COM is a website officially completed on May 30, 2008 for the benefit of cattle producers, with the purpose of giving you tools in which to make nutritional decisions.

THE GOALS of FEEDS and FEEDING. COM

       TO ASSIST CATTLE PRODUCERS IMPROVE PROFITABILITY with current prices of feeds, hay, byproducts and commodities and how each compares economically in the overall beef cattle nutrition program and to provide nutritional tools to cow-calf producers, including full DTN program.

      Nutrition is one of the most important aspects of any cattle operation and one of the most expensive. Some feeds, by products, commodities and hay are much higher in value than others from a  "Feed Value Index" and you can compare them in this website on a cost per head, per day basis. You will realize a significant spread in annual cost per cow.

      Feeds and Feeding. com  provides other tools to determine feeding cost as well as methods of reducing feeding cost. Also, a  50% to 100% difference in forage protein in any given month from year to year has been realized on most ranches, in the western states with native pastures, but you can see for yourself.  Take your own "Grazing Samples" and Feeds and Feeding. com will provide you with a detailed report illustrating where your cattle are nutritionally, protein, tdn and minerals, taking into consideration the current stage of production as well as the class of  cattle ( cows, 1st. calf heifers, 2nd. calf heifers and keeper heifers or yearlings) and considering the amount of feed and mineral being fed, if any...This is a one of a kind report based on your ranch, your cattle and your feed and mineral with a satisfaction guarantee...Please, check it out in the "Complete Nutrition Program".

  Dan E. Gary  (806) 467-1987 or email to jrpumpjack@arn.net 

 DISCLAIMER:
   Feeds and Feeding. Com is not compensated in any transaction in the classified ads nor does Feeds and Feeding.Com assume any responsibility on any transaction, regardless of buyer or seller of any class of livestock.