Cheap Pellets

[Just Ranchin]

Anybody living in NW SASK or NE AB, please note. The company I am working for is looking for homes for 13% range pellets right going through the summer to fall. Right now this product is running $95/t plain or $102/t with a mineral/rumensin pack. Please let me know if you are interested. We are getting bombarded with product from the line companies and need to find homes for it ASAP

 

[Big Muddy rancher]

If you could load a rail car you could probably send a load to gcreek.

 

[gcreekrch]

Yep.

PM me the possibility and cost of getting your pellets on the rail to Williams Lake BC. It is CN line there.

 

[little bow rancher]

Anybody living in NW SASK or NE AB, please note. The company I am working for is looking for homes for 13% range pellets right going through the summer to fall. Right now this product is running $95/t plain or $102/t with a mineral/rumensin pack. Please let me know if you are interested. We are getting bombarded with product from the line companies and need to find homes for it ASAP

what size pellet are they, are they 5/8

 

[per]

How well do they store?

 

[Just Ranchin]

3/8 pellets. They will store just fine right now, as long as it is not 30 degrees when they are pelleted.

 

[Northern Rancher]

whedre are they at-wilkie?

 

[Grassfarmer]

What is the analysis of the pellets other than the 13% protein and is the analysis guaranteed or does it vary load to load?

 

[Just Ranchin]

Located at North Battleford. Varying types of TDN, on 3 different feeds. TDN's of 40, 50 and 55. With the decreased price, there are no guarantees. For another $10/t we can start guaranteeing some quality.

Thanks

 

[miocene]

i'm with gcreek,pm me the details on these landed in williams lake

 

[Grassfarmer]

Located at North Battleford. Varying types of TDN, on 3 different feeds. TDN's of 40, 50 and 55. With the decreased price, there are no guarantees. For another $10/t we can start guaranteeing some quality.

Thanks

I guess it depends how expensive hay gets this summer. 13% protein with the TDN of 40-55% is not cheap in my book (about 5.2c/lb) of dry matter. My silage cost me less than that this winter on a dry matter basis but was 62% TDN with a 12.4 protein.