[Jacob-list] small nutritional blocks

[Mark Essen]

I just bought a 40 pound goat and sheep block at MFA.  I doubt that you 
have any of these feed stores in you neck of the woods. The blocks were 
made in Pittsburg, Kansas.  The block is called "Stockade" and is made 
by Harvest Brands, Inc.  I do not know if you can get one of your 
suppliers to order them or not.

Mark Essen
Famous Acres
6701 County Road 353
Fulton, Mo.  65251
(573)642-0350
messen at socket.net
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Linda wrote:

>I believe this was discussed on the list awhile back.  I'd like to find the smaller nutritional blocks for sheep - I 
>think someone mentioned the availability of 33lb blocks at one time?  I'm in the NE Georgia area and am within a couple 
>hours from a Tractor Supply, but when I called them, they said they only had the 125 lb blocks.  If anyone is using 
>smaller blocks, could you share your source?  Maybe I can find them around here if I know where to look.  The 125lb 
>blocks are very reasonably priced, but I move my sheep around alot and would prefer to have a couple of smaller blocks 
>rather than drag a 125lb block around.  
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>Linda
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