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DEER CORN PRICE 2011
http://www.texashuntingforum.com/forum/u...011#Post2201222

What out there guys.
Post up your prices and include bag weight, quanity discounts found, locations. Also include whether corn is USDA Tagged with Aflatoxin free tag, Remediation, or Silo Guard treated corn.

If you have a good supplier for Protein, cubes, or WCS, would be great if you listed it here also.

1/24 Red Chain 20% pellets $10/50 lb Bag Gorman Milling
2/2 Golden Oak 22% pellets $14.50/50 lb Bag Thornton's Feed Cisco

Still $10.95 for 50# at the feed store in Crowley.

Corn, $9.95/50lb bag for Mummies in Refugio
Protein, $10.47/50lb bag delivered, Lyssy and Eckel 20%

2/11/12 Corn $9.75 Country Boys Rocksprings

Bought some at Bargain Hunter's in Weatherford for 8.99 for 50#. Otherwise, most places seemed to be $10 for 50#.

Bought Buck Ration at McKinney Feed today 17% roasted soy bean/oats/corn..10.50 per 50lb

40 lb bag as BASSPRO for 8.69

50 lb bag at BUCCEES in EAGLE LAKE was 8.95

Purina Antlermax 20% pellets 50 lb bag $13.00 Jacksons Abilene

10.00 a bag at the feedstore on Graham hiway leaving Jacksboro. They had the corn soybean mix for 13.50 for 50 #

What is silo guard treated corn?

It is a liquid added to sileage to enhance fermentation. I'm not aware of it being applied to whole corn.

Well that's good hell iam a farmer and I didn't know what it was but we we don't sileage anything .

No,
it a chemical seed treatment used in enclosed corn storage to cut down on aflatoxin levels. Fungicide, I will find some information on it.

Remedation is clay base powder treatment that reduces aflatoxin levels or it effect.

Now aflatoxin is something I know about and I can tell you they ain't no chemical you can spray on corn in a bin to help with it . And if you believe that I got some ocean front property in Arizona in need to sell you.

Now aflaguard is a product that can be applied to corn in the field at a certain time that can reduce the amount of aflatoxin but there is no such thing as a product that can turn high aflatoxin corn into low aflatoxin corn but if you ask me I don't think it hurts a dang thing .hell everybody and everything has been eating for 100yrs

Thanks. Maybe this will help. Are you in the diary business?

http://www.das.psu.edu/research-extension/dairy/nutrition/pdf/mold.pdf

What is Buck Ration and will it hold up in spin feeders?

Red Chain Feeds of Gorman Milling in Gorman Texas only uses Northern Corn so they dont have to worry about the aflatoxin. Also it is packaged in just basic bags that weigh 50 lbs each.
They do not use camo bags etc. Currently Whole Recleaned Northern Corn is at $8.25 per 50 lb. bag. Also they just came out a few months ago with a new attractant called Deer Krave that is made up of Rice Bran, Peanut meal, Peanut oil, Minerals and Vitamins. It is 20% protein, 12% Fat and can be fed on the ground or in troughs. It has become a big seller for them as it is $11.75 for a 50 lb bag.

FYI - Alfalfa Cubes in 3/4 inch and 1/2 inch are now being made at Gorman Milling, Red Chain Feeds in Gorman Texas. These cubes are being fortified with Rice Bran and Corn as well at soy oil, Flaxseed Oil and Coconut oil. This product yields a high energy higher fat fiber source or hay source that also contains omega 3 and omega 6 for overall herd health.
While these couldnt be fed in a feeder they could be scattered periodically as a browse supplement. These sell for $9.95 per 50 lb bag.

Awesome thread! Ya'll just saved me hours of research!

$8.73 at Brenham Produce for 50# bag.

I am a dealer of Nutrena, Purina and ADM, and I can get just about anything. I specialize in delivering the product to your ranch and I do not charge for the delivery. I have a feed jet and feed bins and I buy in bulk. I will fill your feeders with premium pellets, record rack or rack plus for $12.95 per 50lbs. You can buy it buy the bag for as little as 11.65 or as much as 16. But even if you bought the lowest price bag buy the time you drive there and back and lug the bags up the latter, I am cheaper. I can also get the cheap stuff. I would like to fill as many feeders in an area per day as I can to cut down on fuel cost. I am trust worthy and can provide references. My ranch is in Lampasas, but I will travel, if anyone is interested please call Mike at 512-739-3133

8,59 academy today 40 lb bag