finding grains locally
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finding grains locally
I live in central Ky., pretty much in driving distance of Louisville, Lexington, and Bowling green. I need to find where to buy rye and barley in say 50# bags or by the bushel. Those internet prices are out of reason, I could drive to any of those towns cheaper than ordering it online.
Anyone knowing of feed stores in the area selling these things would be greatly appreciated.
Anyone knowing of feed stores in the area selling these things would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: finding grains locally
you can get malted grains online for a tad over $1 per pound most places have flat rate shipping so the cost washes out for big orders.
yes, its more expensive then in person from a grain store but it is malted and crushed. doing this yourself takes quite alot of work, time and space, especially for hundreds of pounds.
a proper grain mill will set you back ~$150 as well.
i buy malted grains online, then mix with unmalted corn etc i buy local on the cheap
yes, its more expensive then in person from a grain store but it is malted and crushed. doing this yourself takes quite alot of work, time and space, especially for hundreds of pounds.
a proper grain mill will set you back ~$150 as well.
i buy malted grains online, then mix with unmalted corn etc i buy local on the cheap
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ok, well I just think that when they get $1 lb for corn and I can get it for $14 a 100 lb somethings up.
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Re: finding grains locally
here in eastern north carolina I get my grain from the farmer down the road .
Corn $10.00 for 100lb
wheat $6.00 for 50lb
rye $7.00 for 50lb
he lets me use the hammer mill to crack my grain
Corn $10.00 for 100lb
wheat $6.00 for 50lb
rye $7.00 for 50lb
he lets me use the hammer mill to crack my grain
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i did a google search on your namenedscreekkennels wrote:here in eastern north carolina I get my grain from the farmer down the road .
Corn $10.00 for 100lb
wheat $6.00 for 50lb
rye $7.00 for 50lb
he lets me use the hammer mill to crack my grain
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Mr.Spooky wrote:i did a google search on your namenedscreekkennels wrote:here in eastern north carolina I get my grain from the farmer down the road .
Corn $10.00 for 100lb
wheat $6.00 for 50lb
rye $7.00 for 50lb
he lets me use the hammer mill to crack my grainmight wanna be a little more descrete!
LMAO. Spooky, I bet he lives in the Nantahala area. You are required to own a gun and distill or they make you move out. Eric Rudolph (1996 Olympic bomber) hid there for years (allegedly assisted by the locals).
nedscreekkennels, no offense meant...I am the biggest redneck I know, and that is saying something. So even if yer a city boy...no insult intended.
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51" LM and a 24" Pot still with 62" Liebig with turbulator and spiral coolant swirler thingy. Both running on an unmodified keg with Tri-clover clamp attachment.
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Re: finding grains locally
what is a city?
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Don't know??nedscreekkennels wrote:what is a city?
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An anonymous tip led KSP officers and a Leslie County deputy to Bray's home on Tuesday, where they found the still...
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Ever go to Busco Beach?FeralPig wrote:
Ned is a serious ATV'er.
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An anonymous tip led KSP officers and a Leslie County deputy to Bray's home on Tuesday, where they found the still...
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a city is a place where the supplyers are-- but i dont want to go back--It's 30 miles to the closest brew shop but here, i can get horse feed for $6.50 and $10.50 for 50 pound bags about 4 miles down the road..
teach me and correct me if you are my friend
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Most horse feed that I know of is corn and oats, both will work UJSM whould be the easiest , they can be mashed but cooking is a problem
they both git thick and you still need enzymes/malt.
they both git thick and you still need enzymes/malt.
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when strangers beg for money from you - you are there.nedscreekkennels wrote:what is a city?
when no one looks you in the eye - you are there.
when the cops are the best criminals - you are there.
when you pay more money for anything/everything - you are there.
just use your nose. when it smells like an outhouse on a hot day - you are there.
(but not to worry, after a few minutes you hardly notice the smell)
nice place to visit, i guess, but wouldn't want to live there.
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Re: finding grains locally
been to busco beach two or three times just too darn far to drive to go much
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I'm only about 2 hours away. Haven't been in a couple months. If you like to ATV it's a blast.nedscreekkennels wrote:been to busco beach two or three times just too darn far to drive to go much
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An anonymous tip led KSP officers and a Leslie County deputy to Bray's home on Tuesday, where they found the still...