A cattle superfeed was proposed in the pages of Farm and Ranch Guide. Advocates are saying that superfeeds will allow farmers to compete better in international markets. One of the proposed feedstocks are dry distillers grains from ethanol production, but limited to 30 percent of the overall product.
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