Gage A. Kent and the Birth of Kent Feeds: Feeding Better Cattle Without the Filler
An Iowa Cattle Feeder Looks for a Better Way In the mid-1920s, a central Iowa cattle feeder began thinking differently about how cattle should be fed. Gage A. Kent believed that producing better cattle required more than simply providing animals with large quantities of feed. He believed careful attention to nutrition—and especially the quality of that nutrition—could make a meaningful ... Read More The post Gage A. Kent and the Birth of Kent Feeds: Feeding Better Cattle Without the Filler appeared first on Southeast AgNET.
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