Dumor Senior Horse Feed

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It says that it is 16% on the bag (does this mean protein, as it does with horse feed?) how is this feed? I used purina for a long time & had the same picking problems. A couple of months ago i noticed the feed was darker and had a different smell. This is the cheapest option of the 3..

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My chickens don't really seem to like them that much. I thought someone also stated that dumor is actually made by purina. A couple of months ago i noticed the feed was darker and had a different smell. Dumor is contract manufactured by som eof the large commercial feed companies to be a cheaper feed that appeals to the farm.

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I've noticed most scratch grains are cracked corn & milo or maize. There is a lot of opinions on this food. Now i'm only getting small to med. My 4th bag of feed from tractor supply was a moldy clump of feed of course it was the stuff at the bottom of the feed bag so i feed my chickens.

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The dumor chick starter has chicken feathers as one of its ingredients. I've noticed most scratch grains are cracked corn & milo or maize. This is the feed i plan on using. Dumor is contract manufactured by som eof the large commercial feed companies to be a cheaper feed that appeals to the farm store crowd. Just wondering if anyone.

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My current oldest is 26, he doesn't get senior but only gets 2 pounds of grain a day and is fat enough that the vet says dry lot. In the summer, i feed my miniature horses a dry mix. I thought someone also stated that dumor is actually made by purina. I used purina for a long time & had.

Dumor Senior Horse Feed - A couple of months ago i noticed the feed was darker and had a different smell. It is formulated based on a set. In the summer, i feed my miniature horses a dry mix. It says that it is 16% on the bag (does this mean protein, as it does with horse feed?) how is this feed? I used purina for a long time & had the same picking problems. I've noticed most scratch grains are cracked corn & milo or maize.

If so, that would pretty much conclude that dumor is a generic purina and there is not much sense in buying purina for an extra $2 per bag. My chickens don't really seem to like them that much. The eggs then started to decrease in size. I thought someone also stated that dumor is actually made by purina. This is the feed i plan on using.

I Think I Would Like To Find A Better Way To Get Protein In The Feed Besides Feeding Chicken Feathers From Dead.

My 4th bag of feed from tractor supply was a moldy clump of feed of course it was the stuff at the bottom of the feed bag so i feed my chickens bad feed before hitting the bottom. I used purina for a long time & had the same picking problems. Dumor is contract manufactured by som eof the large commercial feed companies to be a cheaper feed that appeals to the farm store crowd. The dumor chick starter has chicken feathers as one of its ingredients.

This Is The Cheapest Option Of The 3.

This is the feed i plan on using. My current oldest is 26, he doesn't get senior but only gets 2 pounds of grain a day and is fat enough that the vet says dry lot. There is a lot of opinions on this food. A couple of months ago i noticed the feed was darker and had a different smell.

In The Summer, I Feed My Miniature Horses A Dry Mix.

I've noticed most scratch grains are cracked corn & milo or maize. Just wondering if anyone uses it. My chickens don't really seem to like them that much. The eggs then started to decrease in size.

Now I'm Only Getting Small To Med.

It says that it is 16% on the bag (does this mean protein, as it does with horse feed?) how is this feed? I thought someone also stated that dumor is actually made by purina. It is formulated based on a set. If so, that would pretty much conclude that dumor is a generic purina and there is not much sense in buying purina for an extra $2 per bag.