Gorman Milling was started in 1969 and has grown into a company that covers approximately two city blocks.  We are proud that we are still a local family-run business and we owe our success and growth to the farmers and ranchers of this area.  No matter what your need is, we are committed to that need.  We work hard to get you the best price.  Buying ingredients in train car loads helps keep our cost and your price down.

We specialize in custom formula products and feeds.  These custom formulas are formulated around your particular needs, feed habits, animals, management, and goals.  You first meet with our nutritionist and develop a custom formula that is right for your individual needs.  After the formula is developed it is available in bag or bulk purchase.  A major benefit to you is since we purchase by the train car load and keep a large inventory of ingredients your custom formula can be tweaked at anytime.

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Our nutritionist, Cary Zipp, is committed to formulating the best possible ration for your operation with over 30 major feed ingredients and 50+ supplemental additives we have the products and expertise to optimize your feed program.

In this section we provide some recently asked questions and answers from our knowledgeable nutritionist.  Each week we will post a couple of the questions received with his answers.  To ask Cary a question please email him at caryzipp@earthlink.net.


 

Question:
I recently saw on your flyer you send out, called the "BARN-E-GRAM', that you came out with a new cube called 16% Red Chain PRO-TEX cube 3/4 INCH. Can you tell me about this new cube and why you are introducing it?

 

Question:
I am currently buying a high fat horse feed (7% fat) that is costing me over $12.00 per bag! Is there a more economical way for me to feed and still supply extra fat to my horses?

 


 

Answer:
We are always looking for ways to save our customers more money and bring them value. In view of high feed costs and the time of year we are headed into we thought it would make sense to provide an option for a lower protein cube.

Lower protein means a savings to you in feeding costs and allows cattle to make use of higher protein grasses coming up in pastures right now. Feeding a 16% cube allows to still supplement cattle with additional energy for growth and conditioning without ever doing protein. Whether your conditioning some cattle for a sale or simply calling up the cows the PRO-TEX cube is a smart choice. One of the great things about this product is that you can now buy a cube that costs less than most of the loose or textured feeds. THE PRO-TEX cube is a all natural cube.

 

Answer:
All straight oils and fats are expensive right now.  They can easily run up the cost of your feed to major proportions.  If I assume you are feeding around 10 lbs per head per day then you are supplying .70 lbs of supplemental fat per head per day. At your cost of $12 per 50 lbs bag that is equals $2.40 per head per day.

If you take our product called Stable Supreme and feed 8 lbs and top dress 2 lbs of rice bran you will be around 6% on fat. Best of all your total cost will be about $1.00 per head per day less!

Stable Supreme at $7.35 per bag at 8 lbs per head per day is $1.18 cost per head per day and Rice Bran at $ 5.35 per bag at a 2 lbs per head per day rate is $0.22 cost per head per day.  Total cost per head per day = $1.40 (based off prices as of 4\11\08.)

I would split the feeding into twice per day feedings.  If you prefer not to top dress rice bran then we have Horesmans choice which runs pretty close to 6% fat or if you can handle two tons at a time I can formulate you a custom mix for your horses.

 
   
 

Gorman Milling has a great awards program for those involved in showing animals.

This program allows exhibitors to receive awards in respect to the feeding of Red Chain Feeds to
their project for the duration of the show season.

To view the awards and fill out an entry form, click here.

 
   
 

Address and Location:
502 East Lubbock
Gorman, Texas 76454

Phone Contacts:
Phone: 254-734-2252
Texas Watts Line: 1-800-588-2252
Fax: 254-734-2375
Sack Warehouse: 254-734-4375 (Janice)

 

Staff Contacts:
Traffic Desk: Josh
Nutrition and Formulation: Cary Zipp
Billing: Shelby
Order Desk: Tammy and JoAnn

Sales Contacts:
Chuck: 254-485-1454 (cell)
Misty: 254-485-1120 (cell)
Laquin: 254-485-2988 (cell)

 
   
 

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502 East Lubbock • Gorman, Texas 76454 • Phone: 254-734-2252 • Texas Watts Line: 1-800-588-2252

Sack Feed Warehouse:

254-734-4375 • Hours: M-F: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat: 8 a.m. to noon

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