Just Kidding Free Choice Goat Mineral
Goats love loose salt-based minerals and will eat them happily. Our Just Kidding Free Choice Goat Mineral is a great way to get hoof support zinc, important copper, rumen-buffering sodium bicarb and selenium into them, especially when they are out on pasture. The goat’s instinctive drive for salt is a great way to get them to eat the amount you want! Our goats love this, but they don’t overeat it, either. Introduce it gradually if your animals have not had salt lately, or if they haven’t liked their old mineral mix.
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PRICES
The following prices are effective January 1, 2023 and reflect market increases in ingredient costs. Pricing is set based on how many bags you buy as a single order. We heavily discourage you from buying more than you will use in 4-6 months. You are paying for fresh product that's packed with nutrition. Don’t undo the goodness by stockpiling. Prices are shown with a 3% discount for cash payments. Payments made by credit card or electronic check are welcome, but we add 3%.
Just Kidding Free Choice Goat Mineral (40 lb. bags)
Any number of bags – $45.50/per bag
NUTRITION DETAILS
Guaranteed Analysis:
crude fat, minimum: 5%
calcium, minimum: 11 %
calcium, maximum: 13 %
phosphorus, minimum: 6 %
magnesium, minimum: 3 %
salt, minimum: 14%
salt, maximum: 16%
potassium, minimum: .2%
copper: 20ppm
cobalt: 15 ppm
zinc, minimum: 5800 ppm
selenium, minimum: 36 ppm
selenium, maximum: 43 ppm
Ingredients: Dicalcium phosphate, Redmond Conditioner (hydrated sodium calcium aluminosilicate), Redmond trace mineral salt, calcium carbonate, sodium bicarbonate, vegetable oil, magnesium oxide, brewer’s yeast, zinc sulfate, manganese sulfate, zinc methionine complex, sodium selenite, selenium yeast, ethylenediamine dihydriodide (iodine), cobalt hepatonate, anise flavor.
Feeding Directions: Just Kidding Goat Mineral may be fed free choice. A covered feeder is recommended if fed free choice. Consumption will vary depending on the ration fed and individual and flock differences. Typical consumption is .25-.50 oz per head per day. If animals eat too much, provide supplemental salt separately. Fresh, clean water must be available at all times. If animals are mineral-deficient, it is a wise practice to limit mineral for the first week to the recommended amount, and to ensure adequate feeder space to minimize overconsumption by dominant animals.
Warning: Do not mix in feed to provide more than .3 ppm selenium in total ration.