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<blockquote data-quote="Omega" data-source="post: 4774639" data-attributes="member: 20060"><p>No need to cook it, just mix the dry ingredients and pour it into an old stump or prepared depression Here is one I tried, it worked good but later I just bought cattle mineral blocks, optionally you can water it in, but works either way, and rain will water it in soon enough.</p><p></p><p> Mix Recipe Ingredients: Makes 200 lbs, for multiple sites. </p><p>• 1 part DiCalcium Phosphate, this is a dairy feed additive bought at feed stores. Comes in 50lb Bags, need one bag. </p><p>• 2 parts Trace mineral salt, the red and loose kind without the medications. Comes in 50lb Bags, you need two bags. </p><p>• 1 part Stock salt, ice cream salt. Comes in 50lb Bags, you need one bag. </p><p>• 1 box of Wash Mineraling Soda (sodium carbonate) per mix </p><p>Directions: -Use a 3 pound or similar size coffee can to use as your measure for each part of the mix. -Mix all together well but not until ready to use, keep ingredients separate until ready to put to use. -Dig or tear up a circle in the soil about 36 inches wide and about 6 inches deep. -Mix your mineral mixture with the soil. </p><p>Method two: Put salt in a burlap sand bag and hang it from a tree branch </p><p>Maintenance: -Replenish in 6 months with fresh supply of mineral, and then each year there after.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Omega, post: 4774639, member: 20060"] No need to cook it, just mix the dry ingredients and pour it into an old stump or prepared depression Here is one I tried, it worked good but later I just bought cattle mineral blocks, optionally you can water it in, but works either way, and rain will water it in soon enough. Mix Recipe Ingredients: Makes 200 lbs, for multiple sites. • 1 part DiCalcium Phosphate, this is a dairy feed additive bought at feed stores. Comes in 50lb Bags, need one bag. • 2 parts Trace mineral salt, the red and loose kind without the medications. Comes in 50lb Bags, you need two bags. • 1 part Stock salt, ice cream salt. Comes in 50lb Bags, you need one bag. • 1 box of Wash Mineraling Soda (sodium carbonate) per mix Directions: -Use a 3 pound or similar size coffee can to use as your measure for each part of the mix. -Mix all together well but not until ready to use, keep ingredients separate until ready to put to use. -Dig or tear up a circle in the soil about 36 inches wide and about 6 inches deep. -Mix your mineral mixture with the soil. Method two: Put salt in a burlap sand bag and hang it from a tree branch Maintenance: -Replenish in 6 months with fresh supply of mineral, and then each year there after. [/QUOTE]
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