There are small local feed mills all over the state that will do custom blends, sell it in bulk, bag custom blends...No need to travel far.
On the N side, you've got the Greeley Elevator. They have a 500# minimum on custom blends or bulk feed (their own blends), They can not pelletize. ( Their equipment is so old you'd of thought you went back in time 100 years when you walk in there) They sell it in a large tote or for an additional $.25 they will bag it. I buy my horse feed from them.
Ranch Way in FC has a one ton minimum on custom blends. They can pellitize or crumble. tote or bagged.
Feeder Supply (down the street from RW) mills their own chick mash. Again old equipment and does not pellitize. Another cool old building. (Not ADA compliant). That's the only product they mill as far as I know.
Agfinity. (recent merger of Agway and American Pride Coop. Agway did all the milling)
There is a mill at the High Plains Livestock yard in Brush but don't know anything about their deal.
Someone bought the Butterball feed mill in Platteville recently so we might see that one come back online next year.
Don't know any other specific mills but you see them all over.
You can buy bagged grains from any feed store. Did everyone notice feed went down a few $$ recently? Thank goodness for a great corn crop.
On the N side, you've got the Greeley Elevator. They have a 500# minimum on custom blends or bulk feed (their own blends), They can not pelletize. ( Their equipment is so old you'd of thought you went back in time 100 years when you walk in there) They sell it in a large tote or for an additional $.25 they will bag it. I buy my horse feed from them.
Ranch Way in FC has a one ton minimum on custom blends. They can pellitize or crumble. tote or bagged.
Feeder Supply (down the street from RW) mills their own chick mash. Again old equipment and does not pellitize. Another cool old building. (Not ADA compliant). That's the only product they mill as far as I know.
Agfinity. (recent merger of Agway and American Pride Coop. Agway did all the milling)
There is a mill at the High Plains Livestock yard in Brush but don't know anything about their deal.
Someone bought the Butterball feed mill in Platteville recently so we might see that one come back online next year.
Don't know any other specific mills but you see them all over.
You can buy bagged grains from any feed store. Did everyone notice feed went down a few $$ recently? Thank goodness for a great corn crop.
ad ratio. Coloring and feathering is about equal in both, but Isaac looks better overall. Ishmael likes to prance for the ladies. They are only 7 months old, so we should have a better picture by next spring. 
