• Designed to be fed to horses, cattle and goats
• Contains 10% Protein
• Contains vitamins such as vitamin D3 and vitamin E
• An economical textured sweet feed

Crude Protein……………….Min…………………..10.0%

Crude Fat……………………..Min……………………3.5%

Crude Fiber…………………..Max………………….21.0%

Acid Detergent Fiber…….Max…………………….30%

Neutral Detergent Fiber…..Max…………………….45%

Calcium………………………..Min……………………0.8%

Calcium………………………..Max……………………1.0%

Phosphorus………………….Min……………………….0.4%

Sodium……………………….Min………………………0.2%

Sodium………………………Max………………………0.3%

Salt…………………………….Min………………………..0.2%

Salt…………………………….Max………………………..0.7%

Copper………………………..Min……………………….5ppm

Copper……………………….Max……………………..20ppm

Selenium……………………..Min………………….0.3 ppm

Zinc…………………………….Min…………………..50 ppm

Vitamin A……………………Min……………..3,000 IU/lb

FarmCrest Tasty 10 should be fed with good quality forage, Always provide an adequate supply of clean, fresh water. Provide vitamin/mineral supplementation as needed.

Always feed by weight, not volume. Weigh your feed scoop empty, then with the food, and subtract the weight of the empty scoop. Make adjustments to quantity gradually.

Feed adult maintenance horses at the rate of 0.75 to 1.4 Lbs. per 100 Lbs. body weight per day, depending upon body condition and amount of work or exercise. horses that have been exercised should be cooled out and re-hydrated properly before being fed, and before having access to unlimited water.

Feed weaned cattle at the rate of 1% to 2% of bodyweight, depending upon body condition and desired rate of gain.

Feed goats at 1-2 Lbs. per 100 Lbs bodyweight per day.

Switch feed slowly. Always introduce a new feed slowly by mixing it in with your old feed gradually over one to two weeks. Observe your animals closely during this period. Watch for changes in stool, attitude, and weight.

Not nutritionally formulated for sheep.