Tasco for hair?

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Cattle7

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Does it work? And anyone know where I would be able to get some?
 

pds

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I believe Tasco is the ingredient in the purina champion drive we feed. we have had good results getting better hair and smoother finsh on cattle and lambs
 

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Tasco works and is in the Purina Honor Show Chow products.
 

gbart

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Tasco works really well. We feed straight Tasco. Would rather pay the price for the 50# bag than pay for a bucket of " hair stuff" that has some Tasco in it. Have also found that it helps with marbling.  Not sure where you are located but we have one feed store here that carries it. I am sure if you ask your feed dealer they could order it for you.
 

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Purina Grand Fortifier has tasco as well i believe. Also there are other hair growth products now available as I saw in this months Livestock Plus. I can't recall what they were but I understand that they are all natural products.
 

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How do you buy Tasco in bulk? What form does it come in?
 

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gbart said:
Tasco works really well. We feed straight Tasco. Would rather pay the price for the 50# bag than pay for a bucket of " hair stuff" that has some Tasco in it. Have also found that it helps with marbling.  Not sure where you are located but we have one feed store here that carries it. I am sure if you ask your feed dealer they could order it for you.

I just ordered some Tasco to put in our show feed and was wondering how much to do mix?
 

BCCattle

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It lowers the blood pressure of the animal which takes off the a lot of "warm weather stress." Allowing your calf to have more open skin pores which leads to hair growth.
 
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