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*This is an excerpt of Animal, Forage, and Feed Management Following a Flood Event, ANR-2536.

Feed that farmers had on hand (including commercial feed and harvested commodities) may be covered by the ELAP program. Farmers…

…nutrients) is needed to achieve adequate forage dry matter intake to support gain and minimize the amount of additional feedstuffs required for purchase. High-quality baleage or silage may also be used as the forage base in a drylot program…

…of poultry. These differences require that each diet be formulated with specific quantities of required nutrients. Some feedstuffs are high in one nutrient but low in another, which is why chicken feed is comprised of a variety of feedstuff…

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Address: 2201 E 13th Avenue, Cordele, GA 31015
Phone: 334-405-1157
Email: jason.edmondson@adm.com
Types of feedstuffs handled: Bulk feed, range cubes, feed ingredients, protein supplements, minerals
Delivery: Deliver less th…

…on cost/prices paid by farmers listed as well as estimated cost of production and statewide basis information. Selected feedstuffs are listed first and are broken down by North Central and South Alabama. Statewide prices follow. The statewi…

…ll as information for producers to combat these affects.

Damage to Hay
Feeding Damaged Hay
Salvaging/Loss of Feedstuffs
Pastures
Physical Damage to Fences and Grazing Lands
Livestock Death from a Storm Event
Maintaini…

…Cows, especially lactating cows, should have access to quality roughage as part of a balanced ration. Check farm-raised feedstuffs for nitrates, mycotoxins, and other soil or climate-induced contaminants. Keep feeders or feeding troughs dry…

… formula is changed as the available ingredients and nutrient analyses change.

Processing and Mixing Methods
Common feedstuffs must undergo processing to ensure the best use in swine diets. Processing may alter the physical or chemical …

… to the changing nutritional needs of the flock. Factors to consider include the production stage, quality of available feedstuffs, and animal age, size, and condition.

In developing a feeding program, it is important to have a dependabl…

Feed costs represent the largest single cost item in most beef operations. In many economic analyses, feed costs represent more than 50 percent of the variation in profit or loss differences between herds. Many beef producers utiliz…