Thanks for sharing! I wonder, would an old clothes dryer work in place of a cement mixer? I replaced my old dryer last year when the heating element died. It was old anyway so I was glad for the upgrade, but the rest of the machine still works fine. It wouldn't pour nicely like the cement mixer, though.
I get a crumble made up designed for goats with rumensin. Then I add barley to make it a complete feed and mix in a concrete mixer with molasses. Like to hear your thoughts on feeding goats silage.
We like silage and sheep/goats can do well on it. The trick is to not lay any more out than they can eat in one feeding. There are lots of problems which can occur once the air has a chance to start working on the micro biome of the silage. This can set you up for some serious issues such as listeria. We have seen this happen a lot.
@Linessa Farms, LLC so bagged silage, preferably small bags would do great then? I found a silage bagger that makes 50-60lbs bags of silage. Basically the size of garbage bags
Hi there, Great channel on raising sheep, may i please know what kind of feed you provide for your sheep and the ratios? or a link to the information,thank you Kindly
Yes. Good question. Unsulphured molasses is typically preferred over sulphured molasses for animal feed mixes because sulphur dioxide, used in the sulphuring process, can have negative effects on animal health and performance. Sulphur dioxide can bind with certain amino acids, reducing their availability to animals, and it can also have adverse effects on rumen microbial activity in ruminant animals. Overall, using unsulphured molasses in animal feed mixes is relatively common due to its nutritional benefits and positive impact on feed palatability and digestibility.
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That’s a tough question to answer. It would depend on the mineral. It would also depend on if the feed is evenly distributed. You might end up with one animal eating a lot more than another and that makes it difficult to determine if they are getting enough or too much. We personally keep the loose mineral in its own container near their water.
The Rumensin we sell on Linessa Farms / Foundation Feed is designed to be applied at a rate of 10 pounds per ton. This would be 4oz per 50 pounds of feed or 1/4 pound per 50 pounds of feed. 👍🏻
Mix your oil in first or molasses to make the feed sticky, then add your powder. By making the feed sticky, it will help to more evenly distribute the powder. 👍🏻
The measurement would depend on what protein amount you would like in your feed. You can do a search for “linessa farms protein calculation” and I have a video that will show you how to get your measurements! Hope this helps.
You would want to leave the meal out and add it when I added the cracked corn. Otherwise, you’re going to get clumps. 🫤 A lot of people try to mix everything at once and what happens is the powders clump up with the molasses and wet ingredients and you end up with clump balls and it’s a mess.
I mix cracked corn all grain sweet feed and soybean mill. I use to mix in the dumor sheep and goat medicated feed but I’m gonna order the Deccox from your website. It seems it will go a longer way.
@@brianstewart51286 yeah. One 10 pound bag of our Deccox will treat 2000 pounds of feed. We also have bovatec and rumensin if needed/instead. If you have any questions just give me a call.
I have learnt a lot from this channel.
Thanks again 🎉
So great, if possible more details about formulation coz me i just take my few goats to graze and call it a day.
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Hello I just came across your channel and I'm really enjoying the informative content. :) thank you
That’s great! Thank you 😬
Thank you very much for this wonderful information given to us
Thank you for watching. We appreciate it!
Great video Tim!
Thanks, Lee. Hope all is well. Nice to see you and your fences weathered the storm without too much trouble. 😎
Thanks for this knowledge
You are welcome. Thank you for watching!
Thanks for sharing! I wonder, would an old clothes dryer work in place of a cement mixer? I replaced my old dryer last year when the heating element died. It was old anyway so I was glad for the upgrade, but the rest of the machine still works fine. It wouldn't pour nicely like the cement mixer, though.
1. I don’t think it would work
2. I would like a video of you trying
😬
Thanks great video how many pounds of feed per 4 cups of molasses, also what’s in your liquid protein? Thanks again appreciate your video
I get a crumble made up designed for goats with rumensin. Then I add barley to make it a complete feed and mix in a concrete mixer with molasses.
Like to hear your thoughts on feeding goats silage.
We like silage and sheep/goats can do well on it. The trick is to not lay any more out than they can eat in one feeding. There are lots of problems which can occur once the air has a chance to start working on the micro biome of the silage. This can set you up for some serious issues such as listeria. We have seen this happen a lot.
@Linessa Farms, LLC so bagged silage, preferably small bags would do great then? I found a silage bagger that makes 50-60lbs bags of silage. Basically the size of garbage bags
@@dawsonrichter215 I would think so. Less chance for spoilage.
Hi there, Great channel on raising sheep, may i please know what kind of feed you provide for your sheep and the ratios? or a link to the information,thank you Kindly
Gud day how to mix corn soya copral meal that avalaible in may country what are formuka sir
What is the weights you are using for every part?
Where do you get the liquid protein additive?
This is called mix30 and you will need to check their website to see who is a dealer in your area.
www.mix30.com/
What are some alternatives to molasses? Coconut oil maybe?
Any heavy oil will work. Soybean oil is a good option. Coconut oil can have a laxative effect in high quantities so be cautious.
Coating also helps with dust .
This is true. Thanks for watching our video, Tim. Always nice to hear from you. Hope all is well. 👍🏻
Is that unsulfured molasses or regular what’s the difference or benefits?
Yes. Good question.
Unsulphured molasses is typically preferred over sulphured molasses for animal feed mixes because sulphur dioxide, used in the sulphuring process, can have negative effects on animal health and performance. Sulphur dioxide can bind with certain amino acids, reducing their availability to animals, and it can also have adverse effects on rumen microbial activity in ruminant animals.
Overall, using unsulphured molasses in animal feed mixes is relatively common due to its nutritional benefits and positive impact on feed palatability and digestibility.
Thanks good sir
What size is your mixer
The mixer in this video is a 3-1/2 cubic foot mixer. We would not advise going any smaller than this. We have since upgraded to a 4 cubic foot mixer.
Great info thx!
Would mixing the supplements with the molasses beforehand work?
This would depend on your definition of “work”. If your sole purpose is to make the best, most evenly distributed mix possible, then no.
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would mixing loose minerals into the mix be okay
That’s a tough question to answer. It would depend on the mineral. It would also depend on if the feed is evenly distributed. You might end up with one animal eating a lot more than another and that makes it difficult to determine if they are getting enough or too much. We personally keep the loose mineral in its own container near their water.
When mixing the rumensin for 50lbs do u weigh out 4 grams like u would deccox.
The Rumensin we sell on Linessa Farms / Foundation Feed is designed to be applied at a rate of 10 pounds per ton. This would be 4oz per 50 pounds of feed or 1/4 pound per 50 pounds of feed. 👍🏻
Please share 50kg or 100kg formulation
To convert pounds to kilograms, you can use the following conversion formula: 1 pound = 0.45359237 kilograms.
Dear you did not mentioned quantity of ingredients.
plz mention
Corn how much
weat brain
etc
Check out this video.
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Is it good practice to thoroughly mix 50 lbs of textured sheep and lamb feed with 1/4 lb Deccox powder. Then add quantity of vegetable oil?
Mix your oil in first or molasses to make the feed sticky, then add your powder. By making the feed sticky, it will help to more evenly distribute the powder. 👍🏻
@@LinessaFarms Thanks for the reply.
The measurement of each ingredients could be helpful 👍
The measurement would depend on what protein amount you would like in your feed. You can do a search for “linessa farms protein calculation” and I have a video that will show you how to get your measurements! Hope this helps.
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Sir can you please list everything? Can’t catch up with your accent on everything
Roasted soybeans look way better than soybean mill like I use no one around me sells it.
You would want to leave the meal out and add it when I added the cracked corn. Otherwise, you’re going to get clumps. 🫤
A lot of people try to mix everything at once and what happens is the powders clump up with the molasses and wet ingredients and you end up with clump balls and it’s a mess.
You’ll have to look and see if mix30 is available in your area. It’s a very cheap way to boost your feed.
www.mix30.com/
I mix cracked corn all grain sweet feed and soybean mill. I use to mix in the dumor sheep and goat medicated feed but I’m gonna order the Deccox from your website. It seems it will go a longer way.
@@brianstewart51286 yeah. One 10 pound bag of our Deccox will treat 2000 pounds of feed. We also have bovatec and rumensin if needed/instead. If you have any questions just give me a call.