Beef cattle have always been important to Kansas farmers and ranchers, backgrounders and feeders, which means they're important to us.
As the temps drop, nutritional needs go up. Make sure your cattle are getting everything they need this winter by providing a supplemental tub, block, pellet or grain. Not sure which option will work best for you, let one of our nutrition professionals help you out!
Get your questions answered about beef cattle nutrition right here. Our nutritionists take on everything from getting finicky calves started on feed, to hay and forage quality, to minerals and trace minerals and their effect on cattle health and performance. To send us a question, simply click the button below and follow the prompts.
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Our Beef Builder products were formulated by our own in-house nutrition experts as an economical alternative to national feed brands. We took into account local grazing and forge resources, as well as available by-products from area grain processing and ethanol producers, to develop a line of complete feeds as well as customizable base feeds that work for most types of producers across our grography. To learn more about our Builder Brands for beef, dairy, equine, swine, sheep and goats, talk to one of our knowledgable livestock nutritionists today.
With its world-class animal nutrition center at Gray Summit, MO, Purina Animal Nutrition leads the way in research and development of feed products for every stage of life, and across all commercial livestock species. Both of our mills in Seneca and Hillsboro are now licensed to manufacture Purina feeds, due to their popularity and strong demand from local producers. Purina offers an extensive inventory of specialty feed products for young animals, beef cows and livestock with specific health or nutritional challenges. To learn more, talk to one of our nutrition experts today.
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