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Wet COB is a mixture of corn, oats and barley, hence C-O-B. The patrons of my little deer-dining establishment like it, probably because the ingredient that makes it "wet" is molasses. Word has spread in the deer community about this new "in" spot, a place where the food and service are pretty good.
- What is wet cob grain?
- What is dry cob?
- Can horses eat wet cob?
- What is COB feed?
- Can sheep eat wet cob?
- Is cob bad for deer?
- Is cob good for sheep?
- Is dry cob good for horses?
- What is animal cob?
- Do oats make horses hot?
- Are oats good horses?
- Can cows eat oats?
- What should you feed deer in the winter?
- What is rolled barley?
- Is barley a cereal grain?
What is wet cob grain?
Grainland Select Wet Cob is a three-grain mix of rolled corn, rolled oats, and rolled barley with molasses for horses, cattle, goats and sheep.
What is dry cob?
Grainland Select Dry Cob is a three-grain mix of rolled corn, whole oats, and rolled barley for horses, cattle, goats and sheep.
Can horses eat wet cob?
This grain mixture is designed to be fed to horses, beef and dairy cattle, sheep and goats.
What is COB feed?
Description. Country Feeds® C.O.B Mix is a mix of Corn, Oats, and Barley. This formula does not contain any added molasses. It can be fed to dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, goats, and horses.
Can sheep eat wet cob?
This feed comes with molasses(wet) or without (dry) that consist of a mixture of corn, oats and barley. This feed can be fed to dairy cattle, beef cattle, sheep, goats and horses.
Is cob bad for deer?
Corn is high in starch and a good source of digestible energy, but can cause problems in a deer's digestive system. When deer eat too much corn or other high-‐carbohydrate food, many complex changes occur in the rumen. ... A short-‐term consequence of eating too much corn is that the deer feel sick.
Is cob good for sheep?
Sheep can eat corn cobs. ... Corn cobs usually contain about 32 percent fiber, about 2 percent total protein, and little mineral matter. So they won't provide a good nutritional value to your sheep. But it's a good snack for sheep.
Is dry cob good for horses?
Whole-ear ground corn can be fed to horses because the cob is high in fiber and low in energy.
What is animal cob?
A cob is a sturdily built horse of thick build about 15 hands high, with a steady temperament. They look like a large pony but are over the pony height, which is 14.2 hands. A cob is a type of horse rather than a specific breed.
Do oats make horses hot?
Feed ingredients such as oats, corn, barley, alfalfa and molasses have been identified by horse owners as causing “hyper”, “fizzy” or “hot” horses. Grains contain starch and sugar that may result in large fluctuations in blood sugar and result in mood or behavior changes.
Are oats good horses?
Oats are a good source of calories, fuel from starch and a decent amount of oil, some protein and amino acids. ... Horses like oats, and the tradition of using oats runs deep in many horse trainers. As a result, they are often reluctant to embrace commercial feeds as a better option for the horses under their care.
Can cows eat oats?
Oats is an ideal grain for starting cattle on feed because of its high hull and fiber content. ... Oats may constitute 50-70 percent of the grain mix while cattle are becoming accustomed to a full feed. The level of oats should be reduced over time to 20-30 percent of the diet.
What should you feed deer in the winter?
The Best Deer Feed for Winter
How about woody browse like saplings, briars, and honeysuckle! That's right, it is the correct feed for this time of year. But you can't supplement those types of foods when times get hard, it's more of a long term management process.
What is rolled barley?
Rolled Barley features a sweet nutty flavour and makes a pleasant substitute for rolled oats in homemade granola, cookies, and breads. ... Rolled Barley is traditionally dehulled barley grains that have been steamed and rolled into flat flakes.
Is barley a cereal grain?
barley, (Hordeum vulgare), cereal plant of the grass family Poaceae and its edible grain. Grown in a variety of environments, barley is the fourth largest grain crop globally, after wheat, rice, and corn.
