SKILL-A-THON PRACTICE

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SKILL-A-THON PRACTICE FEEDSTUFFS & PLANTS

FEEDSTUFFS Shelled Corn

FEEDSTUFFS Beet Pulp Pellets

FEEDSTUFFS Cracked Corn

FEEDSTUFFS Pelleted Concentrate

FEEDSTUFFS Whole Oats

FEEDSTUFFS Sweet Feed Mix

FEEDSTUFFS Hay Cubes

FEEDSTUFFS Alfalfa Pellets

FEEDSTUFFS Beet Pulp

FEEDSTUFFS Rolled Barley

FEEDSTUFFS Barley

FEEDSTUFFS Corn Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Molasses

FEEDSTUFFS Dried Molasses

FEEDSTUFFS Distillers Grains

FEEDSTUFFS Fat Oil -- Tallow

FEEDSTUFFS Blood Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Brewers Grain

FEEDSTUFFS Whole Cottonseed

FEEDSTUFFS Fish Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Salt

FEEDSTUFFS Milo

FEEDSTUFFS Wheat

FEEDSTUFFS Rolled Oats

FEEDSTUFFS Cottonseed Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Linseed Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Soybean Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Soybeans

FEEDSTUFFS Rolled Soybeans

FEEDSTUFFS Soy Hulls

FEEDSTUFFS Corn

FEEDSTUFFS Oats

FEEDSTUFFS Wheat

FEEDSTUFFS Wheat Germ

FEEDSTUFFS Wheat Bran

FEEDSTUFFS Corn Gluten Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Soybean Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Alfalfa

FEEDSTUFFS Clover

FEEDSTUFFS Timothy Grass

FEEDSTUFFS Bromegrass

FEEDSTUFFS Orchard Grass

FEEDSTUFFS Fescues

FEEDSTUFFS Twitch Grass

FEEDSTUFFS Switchgrass

FEEDSTUFFS Barley

FEEDSTUFFS Dried Whey

FEEDSTUFFS Meat and Bone Meal

FEEDSTUFFS Di-Calcium Phosphate

PLANTS MILKWEED

PLANTS HORSE NETTLE

PLANTS OAK

PLANTS GOLDENROD

PLANTS POISON HEMLOCK

PLANTS PIGWEED

PLANTS TANSY RAGWORT

PLANTS FIELD HORSETAIL

PLANTS BUTTERCUPS

PLANTS YEW

PLANTS RED MAPLE

PLANTS CASTORBEAN

PLANTS OLEANDER

PLANTS BRACKEN FERN

PLANTS ST. JOHN’S WORT

PLANTS NIGHTSHADE

PLANTS TALL FESCUE

PLANTS PERENNIAL RYE GRASS

PLANTS WATER HEMLOCK

PLANTS COMMON POKEWEED

PLANTS JIMSONWEED

PLANTS GROUNDCHERRIES

PLANTS JOHNSON GRASS

PLANTS WILD BLACK CHERRY

PLANTS GROUNDSELS

PLANTS MUSTARDS

PLANTS SWEETCLOVER

PLANTS WHITE SNAKEROOT

PLANTS HEMP DOGBANE

PLANTS COMMON COCKLEBUR