Producer's Pride Whole Corn, 50 lb.

4.6 (865)

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Producer's Pride Whole Corn, 50 lb.

4.6 (865)

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4.6 (865)

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Feed for the Whole Farm

When it comes to keeping your animals healthy, a proper diet is key. Producer's Pride Whole Corn is a supplemental feed that provides energy for cattle, sheep and goats. Picked from premium quality grain, this all-natural corn is a delicious and affordable way to feed the farm.

We Love Animals and Know Just What Their Bodies Require

Who better to make food for pets than farmers? At Tractor Supply Company, we bring our deep passion for land and animals to the center of our products and services. By sourcing the best produce, utilizing water purification processes and thoroughly testing our formulas, we guarantee excellent quality food for your animals.

About This Formula

Producer's Pride Whole Corn is a supplemental feed that provides energy and diversity to your animals diets. This non-fortied feed contains wholesome nutrients for cattle, sheep and goats.

This product is manufactured in facilities that follow and are in compliance with the FDA-BSE Rule (21 CFR 589.2000-01) and fully comply with the Food and Drug Administration's current Good Manufacturing Practices.

Standard Delivery

Ships in 7 - 10 days. Delivered within 14 days.

Same Day Delivery

Delivered as soon as today if order is placed by 12 Noon.

You may also schedule your delivery day at checkout.

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Specifications

Specification	Description
Warranty	N/A
Life Stage	Mature adult
Country of Origin	Made in USA
Special Diet	N/A
Brand	Producer's Pride
Part Number	9848
Package Size	50 lb.
Shop By	Bulk Discount
Form	Whole corn
Animal Compatibility	Cattle, sheep and goats
Manufacturer Part Number	9848

Reviews

Producer's Pride Whole Corn, 50 lb. is rated 4.6 out of 5 by 865.

Rated 5 out of 5 by TomOD from Corn Good value for amount of corn that the squirrels love

Date published: 2020-09-22

Rated 5 out of 5 by Tiz C from Deer food My pet deer loves it. Comes by two to three times a day.

Date published: 2020-09-22

Rated 1 out of 5 by Carlogt from Recent decline in quality I have making monthly purchases of this product for the last 2 years. Purchases made in the last 2 months have had a drastic decline in quality. Looks like rejects, lots of cracked corn mixed in, all of it very dusty. I have switched to a different brand and a different supplier

Date published: 2020-09-20

Rated 3 out of 5 by Swhacker head Hunter from Not for Electric Deer corn feeders Corn looked white like it was old corn from last year. Had no yellow color at all. I use the loose corn in a deer corn feeder, this corn isnt clean enough to use in one. It has chunks of corn cob and the shucks off of the corn cobs. Clogged up the automatic feeder. Not a grear choice to use in a deer electric feeder. They should put a year qnd month dat on the bags so you know when it was bagged. Fresher corn is best not old white stale corn. My 2 cents. Thanks

Date published: 2020-09-17

Producer's Pride Whole Corn, 50 lb. Reviews - page 2

Questions & Answers

Can this be consumed by Humans, would love to use it to make myself some corn nuts.

Asked by: BuckinTexas

This product is "Animal Grade" and not intended for human consumption.

Answered by: ErlindaC

Date published: 2020-08-04

I want to use this corn in a sensory table at a preschool. Has this been processed on a machine that has been processed with nuts?

Asked by: Fump

We can’t guarantee that the corn has not come in contact with nuts. I would not use it for this purpose.

Answered by: KirwinH

Date published: 2019-05-19

I've recently become interested in getting a small flock of ducks and was wondering if this would be appropriate to give them alongside a layer feed (recommend one?). I've found ducks need approx. 17% protein during laying. Is that correct?

Asked by: Rebela

A duck that is laying needs about 16% Protein, so the Dumor Poultry Layer Pellet or Crumble is what we would recommend. The Layer product needs to be at least 90% of their diet to insure that their nutritional needs are met. If their diet includes more than 10% corn or anything else, the ducks may lay eggs with soft shells, or no shell at all.

Answered by: PHailey

Date published: 2016-10-27

Do you know if this corn is processed on equipment that also process other products like nuts?

Asked by: Jensuggs

This is only used on grains and feed ingredients, no nuts.

Answered by: jessicasm

Date published: 2019-09-30

How many bags are on a pallet?

Asked by: m00k

A pallet weight is 1 ton or 2,000lbs 40 bags X 50LBS=1 ton/1 pallet/2,000LBS.

Answered by: jessicasm

Date published: 2019-08-25

Does this corn have bugs in it?

Asked by: Logan11

Please contact customer service at (888)-376-9601 M-F 8-8 EST.

Answered by: ErlindaC

Date published: 2018-07-13

I know is not organic corn. My question is... is the corn gmo (genetically-modified organism)? I do not want to feed my livestock grain whose genetic material has been altered using genetic engineering techniques (i.e., a genetically engineered). 

Asked by: Borregos2

The grains used in this product are purchased on the US open market. 88% of the corn purchased in the US is genetically modified. The market does not distinguish between GMO and non-GMO. In order to guarantee non-GMO grains, you must purchase products that are certified "Organic".

Answered by: PHailey

Date published: 2019-10-13

How long will a bag last in storage and not go bad or mold?

Asked by: Denny44

Its difficult to say, not knowing what and where you are storing it. But, in a dry, ventilated environment, should last 6 months from the date code stamp at the bottom of the bag.

Answered by: jessicasm

Date published: 2020-07-15

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Can this be consumed by Humans, would love to use it to make myself some corn nuts.

I want to use this corn in a sensory table at a preschool. Has this been processed on a machine that has been processed with nuts?

I've recently become interested in getting a small flock of ducks and was wondering if this would be appropriate to give them alongside a layer feed (recommend one?). I've found ducks need approx. 17% protein during laying. Is that correct?

Do you know if this corn is processed on equipment that also process other products like nuts?

How many bags are on a pallet?

Does this corn have bugs in it?

I know is not organic corn. My question is... is the corn gmo (genetically-modified organism)? I do not want to feed my livestock grain whose genetic material has been altered using genetic engineering techniques (i.e., a genetically engineered).

How long will a bag last in storage and not go bad or mold?

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Curbside / Pickup In Store

Standard Delivery

Standard Delivery

Same Day Delivery

Can this be consumed by Humans, would love to use it to make myself some corn nuts.

I want to use this corn in a sensory table at a preschool. Has this been processed on a machine that has been processed with nuts?

I've recently become interested in getting a small flock of ducks and was wondering if this would be appropriate to give them alongside a layer feed (recommend one?). I've found ducks need approx. 17% protein during laying. Is that correct?

Do you know if this corn is processed on equipment that also process other products like nuts?

How many bags are on a pallet?

Does this corn have bugs in it?

I know is not organic corn. My question is... is the corn gmo (genetically-modified organism)? I do not want to feed my livestock grain whose genetic material has been altered using genetic engineering techniques (i.e., a genetically engineered).&nbsp;

How long will a bag last in storage and not go bad or mold?

I know is not organic corn. My question is... is the corn gmo (genetically-modified organism)? I do not want to feed my livestock grain whose genetic material has been altered using genetic engineering techniques (i.e., a genetically engineered).