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You could do it the way the local oriental restaurant was caught prepping cabbage. Put it in a burlap sack and run over it a few times with the car.

Quote: We get our feed from the local organic feed mill, custom mixed and delivered in bulk. They don't even have a pellet mill. Pelletizing is unnecessary and just adds to the cost. Most organic feeds are sold as mash. I don't know if that has to do with the binders that would be involved...

Quote: That's what I said too. Only the form is different When they make pellets, (milled grain extruded with a binder) some get broken, and some get powdered. It's all basically just grain Perhaps you misunderstood me. Mash isn't powdered pellets. It is just milled grain without any...

Quote: Mash is milled grains in the un-pelletized form. This photo shows mash on the left. It is a complete ration of milled grains, vitamins, and minerals, but not pelletized. That's all we feed here.