Redmond - Goat
As a small, family-run business, we take pre-orders to meet the minimum order requirements from our suppliers. To ensure timely delivery, we encourage you to plan ahead and place your order well before you need your product, as fulfilling our minimum requirement can take some time.
Nature's Salt & Mineral Mix for Goats
At Redmond Agriculture, we understand that when your animals feel good, you feel good. That’s why we offer our Goat Mineral Mix—a premium sea salt with naturally occurring essential trace minerals. This mix is also fortified with selenium (30 ppm), manganese, cobalt, copper, iodine, zinc and vitamins A, D and E. We work with nature to supply your flock the essential minerals they crave. Balance and proportion are key. Your animals do not crave the processed grain byproducts or molasses meant to entice consumption found in other products. Redmond Goat Mineral delivers minerals just as Nature intended. They love it, and you will love the results; and you don’t have to pay for fillers that your goats don’t need.
REDMOND GOAT FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Redmond Goat Mineral Mix’s granules are the perfect size for mixing in with rations or feeding free choice year round.
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Redmond products do not contain dried distiller grains with solubles (DDGS); they simply do not need it. According to Dr. Larry L. Berger Ph.D (Professor of Animal Nutrition, University of Illinois), “Salt is a natural carrier for trace minerals, since all farm animals have a natural appetite for salt. Because [of this], it can be used as a delivery mechanism to ensure adequate intake of less palatable nutrients and as a feed intake limiter.” DDGS products require very careful moderation to ensure livestock do not eat too much, especially for smaller animals like sheep and goats. Learn more here.
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Yes! In fact Goat Mineral can help pregnant does with the additional vitamins and minerals they need for a healthy kidding season. Read more here.
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No, sheep should eat 10 Fine, Selenium 90, or specially formulated Redmond Sheep Mineral to make sure their copper levels stay within healthy limits.
