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They lick it clean
Loose mineral powder sits at the bottom of the feeder until it's swept out with the bedding. A sticky molasses base gets licked to the last drop — so whatever's mixed in actually gets eaten, not wasted.
Why molasses, why now
The best supplement is worthless if nothing eats it
02
Every dose lands even
Poured through feed or water, molasses coats evenly instead of clumping in one corner of the trough — so the animal that eats last still gets roughly the same dose as the one that eats first.
03
Not just a delivery vehicle
Molasses itself carries natural sugars and trace minerals like iron and potassium — so it's pulling its own weight in the ration, not just ferrying the real ingredients around.
