Feed Milo

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Feed Milo / Grain Sorghum (50 lb Bag)

Provide your livestock, poultry, and local wildlife with a clean, high-energy grain source. Our Feed Milo (also known as Grain Sorghum) is a premium, triple-cleaned whole red grain that serves as a highly nutritious alternative or supplement to corn in balanced feed rations.

Naturally rich in carbohydrates and containing higher protein and fat levels than corn, this 50 lb bag delivers exceptional, cost-effective feed value for backyard flocks, farm herds, and wild game alike.

Key Features & Benefits

  • High-Energy Nutrition: Contains approximately 90% to 97% of the feeding energy value of corn on a per-pound basis, making it a powerful and economical fuel source.

  • Higher Protein & Fat than Corn: Provides superior basic macronutrients to support muscle development, feathers, and overall body maintenance.

  • Encourages Natural Foraging: Slower digesting than cracked corn, these small, round red grains are perfect for tossing into coops or pastures to stimulate natural pecking, scratch, and foraging behaviors in birds.

  • Versatile Multi-Species Grain: Widely utilized in poultry scratch mixes, swine rations, wild bird seed blends, and ruminant feeds.

  • Premium Triple-Cleaned Quality: Thoroughly screened and recleaned to minimize dust, chaff, and stems, ensuring your animals get maximum grain value with minimal waste.

Recommended Applications

  • Poultry Scratch & Feeds: Mix with cracked corn and wheat to create a premium custom scratch grain for chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys.

  • Ruminant Feeding: Can be blended into sheep, goat, or beef cattle feeds. Note: For maximum cattle digestion and nutrient absorption, it is highly recommended to crack or roll the milo before feeding.

  • Wildlife & Wild Birds: Highly attractive to ground-feeding wild birds (such as quail, doves, and pheasants) and small game.

  • Feeding Directions: Feed as a scratch grain or blend directly into custom feed rations. When incorporating into cattle feeds, crack or grind the grain to maximize digestibility. Always provide animals with free-choice grit and access to clean, fresh water.

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