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American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.

American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
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American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.

Item # 5900514


American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.

Item # 5900514


American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.

Item # 5900514


American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.
American Stockman American Stockman Champion's Choice Iodized Salt, 50 lb.

Champion's Choice Iodized Salt helps promote proper thyroid gland activity, which helps produce the necessary levels of thyroid hormones for optimum performance. Iodine deficiencies in livestock can lead to goiter (an enlargement of the thyroid gland), a condition most often found in young animals. This 50 lb. iodized salt bag is intended for beef cattle, dairy cows, horses, goats, pigs and sheep.

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  • 50 lb. iodized salt is intended for beef cattle, dairy cows, horses, goats, pigs and sheep
  • Iodine deficiencies in livestock can lead to goiter (an enlargement of the thyroid gland), a condition most often found in young animals