Welcome to ABC Goats, In this video we show the steps how to make Goat meal a.k.a (dehydrated beet pulp) so it can be consumed by goats or other farm animals.
Ha Ha...the goats are right on point! ;) They came right up and almost though the fence when they heard those scoops hotting the pan. :D Good sound quality and info on this one. Cheers, always!
I have been feeding this to my goats for years... I never add water... I feed it to them with their regular pellets... along with Alfalfa pellets. Is there a reason you are adding water?
I am a new goat owner and I've read from other goat owners that you soak it because there is a risk of pellets sticking in their throat and swelling. Also I've read that soaking it in hot water can get rid of some of the sugar content.
Ha Ha...the goats are right on point! ;) They came right up and almost though the fence when they heard those scoops hotting the pan. :D Good sound quality and info on this one. Cheers, always!
Great video, Thanks for posting this because it doesn't tell you how to make it on the packages.
I have been feeding this to my goats for years... I never add water... I feed it to them with their regular pellets... along with Alfalfa pellets. Is there a reason you are adding water?
I am a new goat owner and I've read from other goat owners that you soak it because there is a risk of pellets sticking in their throat and swelling. Also I've read that soaking it in hot water can get rid of some of the sugar content.
@@AmyFaith thank you
Your title claims this is how dehydrated beet pulp is made. It is actually how dehydrated beet pulp is rehydrated. Thumbs down for misleading title.