Cattle Feed

Non-GMO, corn & soy-free cattle feed

Dairy for milk cows, Beef 15 to grow them and Beef Finisher for the home stretch. Milled in Kettle Falls, Washington, and in your barn 3–4 days after we make it.

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What's in every bag

Why Red Bridge cattle feed

Milled to order

We mill your feed for your order, so it reaches you 3–4 days after it's made. Most commercial feed is 2–6 months old by the time it's fed.

No corn. No soy. Non-GMO.

Small grains, field peas, canola and camelina carry our rations. Nothing genetically modified, ever.

Forage first

Our rations are built to back up good hay and pasture, not replace it, and to fill the gaps forage leaves.

The rations

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Five Star Line
Milking cows

Five Star Dairy

16%protein

For family milk cows and small dairies. Built to back up good forage, not replace it.

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How to feed and guaranteed analysis

How to feed. Feed in the stanchion at milking. Start around 1 lb for every 3 lb of milk and adjust to body condition. Free-choice hay and water always.

Built with. Wheat, field peas, canola meal, barley, oats, dried molasses, kelp, garlic, Redmond salt and a dairy vitamin and mineral premix.

40 lb bag · mash
Guaranteed analysis
Crude proteinMin16.0%
Crude fatMin3.5%
Crude fiberMax6.5%
Calves, stockers and show steers

Five Star Beef 15

15%protein

For growing beef calves, stockers, replacement heifers and 4-H steers building frame and muscle.

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How to feed and guaranteed analysis

How to feed. Start at 1–2 lb per head per day and work up over two weeks to 1.5–2.5% of body weight, with good hay.

Built with. Barley, wheat, field peas, oats, alfalfa meal, canola meal, dried molasses, kelp, garlic, cold-pressed canola oil and a beef vitamin and mineral premix.

40 lb bag · mash
Guaranteed analysis
Crude proteinMin15.0%
Crude fatMin3.0%
Crude fiberMax7.0%
Last 90–120 days

Five Star Beef Finisher

11%protein

For steers and heifers on the home stretch. More energy and fat for finish and marbling.

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How to feed and guaranteed analysis

How to feed. Step up from Beef 15 over 10–14 days. Feed 2–2.5% of body weight per day with hay. Never change feed all at once.

Built with. Wheat, barley, oats, field peas, canola meal, cold-pressed canola oil, dried molasses, kelp, garlic and a beef vitamin and mineral premix.

40 lb bag · mash
Guaranteed analysis
Crude proteinMin11.0%
Crude fatMin5.0%
Crude fiberMax6.5%
Mixed barns

Five Star All Stock

14%protein

One bag for farms where cattle, sheep, goats and pigs share a feed room. Low copper, so it is safe for sheep.

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How to feed and guaranteed analysis

How to feed. Always with hay or pasture:

Beef cattle1.5–2.5% of body weight
Dairy cows1.0–1.5% of body weight
Sheep and goats1–2 lb per head
Pigs2.5–5 lb per head

Built with. Barley, field peas, wheat, oats, alfalfa meal, cold-pressed canola oil, dried molasses, garlic, Fertrell vitamins and minerals with kelp.

40 lb bag · mash
Guaranteed analysis
Crude proteinMin14.0%
Crude fatMin3.0%
Crude fiberMax5.5%
CalciumRange0.60–0.70%
PhosphorusMin0.60%
SaltRange0.70–0.90%
CopperMax4 ppm
SeleniumMin0.20 ppm
Vitamin AMin8,000 IU/lb

Guaranteed analysis shown as-fed. Always feed with good-quality hay or pasture and fresh, clean water.

Good questions

Cattle Feed FAQ

Which cattle feed do I need?
Dairy for family milk cows and small dairies. Beef 15 for growing calves, stockers, replacement heifers and 4-H steers. Beef Finisher for the last 90–120 days. All Stock if cattle share a feed room with sheep, goats or pigs.
Is it corn-free and soy-free?
Yes. Our cattle feeds are built on wheat, barley, oats, field peas and canola meal, with no corn and no soy. Nothing in the bag is genetically modified.
How much Beef 15 should I feed?
Start at 1–2 lb per head per day and work up over two weeks to 1.5–2.5% of body weight, with good hay.
When do I switch to Beef Finisher?
For the last 90–120 days. Step up from Beef 15 over 10–14 days, then feed 2–2.5% of body weight per day with hay. Never change feed all at once.
How much Dairy should I feed my milk cow?
Feed in the stanchion at milking. Start around 1 lb for every 3 lb of milk and adjust to body condition, with free-choice hay and water.
Why does fresh-milled feed matter?
We mill your feed for your order, so it reaches you 3–4 days after it's made. Most commercial feed is 2–6 months old by the time it's fed, and vitamins and fats break down with time. The mill date is on every tag.
Where can I buy our cattle feed?
At independent farm stores across Washington, at our own store in Kettle Falls, WA, and soon in Caldwell, Idaho. See the store finder, or call 509-738-9004 for bulk and delivery.
Do you sell bulk feed or custom cattle rations?
Yes. We mill in bags or super sacks and can build a custom ration from 1,000 lb. Use the form on this page or call 509-738-9004.
Bulk and custom

Bulk feed and custom rations for your herd

We mill in bags or super sacks, and our nutritionist can build a ration around your cattle and your goals. Free feeding consultation. 1,000 lb minimum per ration.

1Tell us about your cattleHow many, what they're for, and what you feed now.
2We set your programA stock ration or a custom formula, same no corn, no soy, non-GMO standard.
3We mill it to orderFresh for every load, with a feed tag that lists its full guaranteed analysis.
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