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One Week Only, Save on Sheep & Goat Tubs

Nov 14, 2024

Black Friday Special Pricing Available


Receive special pricing of $10.00 off per tub November 25-29, 2024 (while supplies last). Promotion offered on Purina Accuration Sheep & Goat R+R Blocks and Hi-Fat Blocks. No minimum quantity required.

Purina® Accuration® Sheep & Goat R+R Block

  • Great for reproduction & receiving transitions; supports animals in times of heat & stress
  • Chelated Manganese & Zinc for better absorption that supports reproduction, growth & immune health
  • Alleviate® to support intake & digestive health


Purina® Accuration® Sheep & Goat Hi-Fat Block

  • Great year-round usage to maintain optimal body condition for reproductive efficiency
  • High fat content to support body condition & reproduction
  • High protein content to support protein intake when forages are low quality


Contact our Feed Team to get started!

Kelcie Carpenter Key Cooperative, Gilbert Feed Sales | 515-520-1962
Jim Hawkins Lifestyle Feed Sales | 641-990-8964
Joel Edge Purina Sales Specialist | 319-331-3667


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