That’s not what I’m buying, but it looks to be really similar. It doesn’t say if it’s a 1/8” pellet or something larger. I’ve only ever used the 1/8” pellet feed in my feeders, so that’s what I’m going to stay with. I was just at Tractor Supply and didn’t see anything like that, but I’ll call them tomorrow to see if this store stocks it. That’s a good price. Thanks for posting this.
Totes to me are the large fabric bags with the loops sewn on the corners for lifting.Called totes around this neck of the woods.
Your familiar with ijc molding, yes resin came in gaylords. They could be dumped or a suction wand put in it to transfer the resin. Then if you had blowmold preforms for bottles they came in big nesting containers called totes or bins.Totes to me are the large fabric bags with the loops sewn on the corners for lifting.
Gaylord boxes are cardboard, like 4 ply.
But...... Whatever you can get the cheapest to do your duty!
I call large fabric/canvas bags with loops “super sacks”. I buy cow feed in them, and they hold 1000 lbs.Totes to me are the large fabric bags with the loops sewn on the corners for lifting.
Gaylord boxes are cardboard, like 4 ply.
But...... Whatever you can get the cheapest to do your duty!
I did a search on the TSC website, and it appears availability of this feed is real spotty. The closest I found here in TX is about an hour away. I’m going to be up that way this weekend and will pick up a few bags to try. If they will eat it, it’s going to save me quite a bit of money.
Atwoods has it or had it last week, it's in a very generic white ATWOODS brand sack.
Thanks for the heads up. It shows to be in stock in Enid too, and that’s only about 45 minutes from my OK house and only a little out of the way. I’m going to try it at my place here in TX before I fill up a 1000# feeder with it up there.
