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Forum: Mid-Atlantic GardeningReplies: 22, Views: 145
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docgipe
NORTH CENTRAL PENNSY, PA
(Zone 5a)

February 18, 2009
10:35 PM

Post #6158569

Locate at your area animal feed stores. They buy it bulk. Take your container. Get a gallon for an average of nine dollars and less if you get five gallons. You may need to swear on a stack of bibles that you will not use it for human comsumption. It will make the best soil and compost booster that money can buy. Four ounces in a gallon of warm water is a pretty good average use. Drench it to your soil and just dump it on your compost pile. Drenching is a little neater word than dumpping. That's all.

MOLASSES COMPOSITION

UNITED STATES SUGAR CORPORATION
Molasses & Liquid Feeds Division
P.O. Drawer 1207
Clewiston, Florida 33440
09/29/03

Typical Composition of
U. S. Sugar's Heavy Mill Run Cane Molasses
Brix, spindle 86.0 degrees
Weight/gallon 11.8-12.0 lbs
Nitrogen 1.01 % C: N approx. ~ 27
Crude Protein 6.30 %
Total Sugars 48.3 % 2001 NRC Dairy Cattle
Density (as fed) 11.8 lbs/gal TDN @ 1x maint. = 62.4%
Dry Matter 76.5 % NEm @ 3x maint. = 66.8mcal/lb
Moisture 23.5 % NEg @ 3x maint. = 44.8mcal/lb
Ash 16.0 % NEl @ 3x maint. = 58.1mcal/lb
Organic Matter 62.5 %
Reducing Substances, as Dextrose 11.5 %
Sucrose 35.9 %
Fructose 5.6 %
Glucose 2.6 %
pH 4.9 - 5.4
Calcium 0.8 %
Phosphorus negligible
Potassium 4.2 %
Chloride 2.1%
Magnesium 0.27 %
Sulfur 0.78 %
Sodium 0.09 %
Copper 14 ppm
Iron 130 ppm
Manganese 5 ppm
Zinc 8 ppm
Cobalt negligible
Iodine negligible
Selenium negligible
Biotin 3 ppm
Folic Acid 0.04 ppm
Inositol 6000 ppm
Calcium Pantothenate 60 ppm
Pyridoxine 4 ppm
Riboflavin 2.5 ppm
Thiamine 1.8 ppm
Niacin 500 ppm
Choline 700 ppm
Back to Blackstrap Molasses



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