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Coursely ground corn

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I want to make some chicken feed. I live in Kalasin  (western side) but it seems no one grows corn around here. Is there some place to buy it, say 30-50 kg bags? Also soya bean coursely ground. The rest I have managed to find. The pellet stuff isn't much liked by the chickens. They do eat it but I think for self preservation rather than liking it.

 

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Next  province  to  you is Mahasarakham   there is a dairy co-op  there them , or  a feed supplier  near them should  provide you with ground maize  and ground soya , but I think the  maize is  sold in 90 kg sacks  and soya  in 70 ? kg sacks. some dairy farmers  like to mix they own feeds ,rather than buying  some of the big company pelleted  feeds.

At  this time ground maize is about 9-10 Baht/ kg ,soya ,last time checked   was about  22-25 Baht /kg.  

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22 hours ago, kickstart said:

Next  province  to  you is Mahasarakham   there is a dairy co-op  there them , or  a feed supplier  near them should  provide you with ground maize  and ground soya , but I think the  maize is  sold in 90 kg sacks  and soya  in 70 ? kg sacks. some dairy farmers  like to mix they own feeds ,rather than buying  some of the big company pelleted  feeds.

At  this time ground maize is about 9-10 Baht/ kg ,soya ,last time checked   was about  22-25 Baht /kg.  

90 kg? 70 kg? How on earth would anyone carry that?

2 minutes ago, Gonsalviz said:

90 kg? 70 kg? How on earth would anyone carry that?

 

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22 hours ago, kickstart said:

Next  province  to  you is Mahasarakham   there is a dairy co-op  there them , or  a feed supplier  near them should  provide you with ground maize  and ground soya , but I think the  maize is  sold in 90 kg sacks  and soya  in 70 ? kg sacks. some dairy farmers  like to mix they own feeds ,rather than buying  some of the big company pelleted  feeds.

At  this time ground maize is about 9-10 Baht/ kg ,soya ,last time checked   was about  22-25 Baht /kg.  

90 kg? 70 kg? How on earth would anyone carry that?

 

2 minutes ago, Rob13 said:

 

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If You can carry 90 kg on your shoulder, I am very afraid of you.

Used to have load and unload  pallets of mortar mix. Doubt I could do it these days. Maybe with a handtruck I could.

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2 minutes ago, Rob13 said:

Used to have load and unload  pallets of mortar mix. Doubt I could do it these days. Maybe with a handtruck I could.

Mortar comes on 50 kg bags. I can manage that (barely) at 60 yo.

Yeah, 94 or 96 pounds, odd weight sizes. Backbreaking work, dong that all day

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