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seven333

Went to a different feed store and...

17 years ago

found much better prices than the one I previously used. The new store is actually a feed mill, not a feed store, and is in a more rural, agricultural area. For 100 pound bags: SBM $19.75, alfalfa pellets $18.75, corn meal $10.xx, cottonseed meal $19.xx (I think) and distillers grains were $13.75. The other store I was using had SBM for $15 for a 50# bag. The drive is a bit further but it's a pleasant drive, unless I get stuck behind an Amish buggy.

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