Re: New Beet pulp question

["Keith and Anna" <desautels@cnetco.com>]

When I was on My search for beetpulp in this area, My feed dealer had called
several places thjat said they had never heard of beetpulp being used in
horses, the main use of beet pulp was to finish off feedlot steers so there
may be some beet pulp products that have been formulated with additional
products for cattle. CSF, May be a cottonseed product that is not good for
horses. You Might have to take ot bake and get a different kind or brand if
the feed store has anything else.
Anna and Keith and all out critters
(horses) Hobo(the old man) Shy Ann (the Mule)
Lizzy (momma) and Lightning (baby)
(Basenjis) Lady Queen of the house, and
her two sons George and Iceman and finally
Lilly (the prairie dog)



> I bought beet pulp from a different feed store so it was a different
> brand than what I usually get. As I poured the last bag into a barrel I
> looked at the tag on it .  It said   FOR RUMINANTS ONLY !  I have not
> seen this before. The manufactuer was closed so I couldn't call them.
> The ingredients are: Dried Beet Pulp, CSF, and Beet Molasses. Does
> anyone know what CSF is?   I thought beet pulp was beet pulp and did not
> have anything added that would harm the horses. Any ideas on this?
>
> Dolly



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