I have access to a fairly good supply of laying mash and I have heard of making moonshine with it however I can not seem to locate a recipe. Is there such a recipe? and not why?
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Laying mash
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AlaskaHooch
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Laying mash
10 gallon SS milk can, 5 gallon SS thumper and a copper worm.
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What is "laying mash?"
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laying mash has a lot more than grain..
soybean meal, alfalfa leaf meal , mixed grains such as corn, wheat, barley or rye carbohydrates and other vitamins, fish meal or meat scrap for protein , calcium phosphate for calcium, limestone for minerals, and salt.
soybean meal, alfalfa leaf meal , mixed grains such as corn, wheat, barley or rye carbohydrates and other vitamins, fish meal or meat scrap for protein , calcium phosphate for calcium, limestone for minerals, and salt.
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Dnderhead wrote:laying mash has a lot more than grain..
soybean meal, alfalfa leaf meal , mixed grains such as corn, wheat, barley or rye carbohydrates and other vitamins, fish meal or meat scrap for protein , calcium phosphate for calcium, limestone for minerals, and salt.
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Id rather use scratch its all grain .usually a mix of whatever cheep at the time.
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Chicken Feedrtalbigr wrote:What is "laying mash?"
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Its for egg production
Round here ole boys will grind there on.
They mix grind up oyster shell in it
if you getin it out of a production layer
house it gonna have steroids an antibiotics in it.
So im tole
Round here ole boys will grind there on.
They mix grind up oyster shell in it
if you getin it out of a production layer
house it gonna have steroids an antibiotics in it.
So im tole
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AlaskaHooch
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goose eye wrote:Its for egg production
Round here ole boys will grind there on.
They mix grind up oyster shell in it
if you getin it out of a production layer
house it gonna have steroids an antibiotics in it.
So im tole
I am getting the impression there is none....and if there were....well, it don't seem like a very good idea...
AlaskaHooch
10 gallon SS milk can, 5 gallon SS thumper and a copper worm.
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"I am getting the impression there is none"
yes its chicken feed,it is feed that is fed while laying eggs.
diferant formulas depending if farm made or made in feed mill.
and if caged or open ranged.
yes its chicken feed,it is feed that is fed while laying eggs.
diferant formulas depending if farm made or made in feed mill.
and if caged or open ranged.
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Re: Laying mash
when i had chickens i used tons of the layer feed. it comes in crumbles or pellet form. never thought about useing for a mash and i doubt youd get little if any convertion to sugar. if you add sugar you mite as well use grain that you no works. if you have scratch grains that will work.i no longer have hens due to the drought last yr. resulting in an invastion of mink and weasels killing the whole flock.
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Well, of course, I see it now. Problem is my mind was thinkin about makin whiskey not layin eggs.
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