GLP - 2016-04-22 12:28 PM


If I remember right, it was at least 6 months old. I know I was shocked at how old it was. It didn't smell right and her horses no longer wanted to eat it. She never called Bluebonnet, and the feed store told her they called the warehouse to complain, so I am not sure who that was. But no one else down here was selling Bluebonnet feeds. So she went to something else.

FLITASTIC - 2016-04-22 12:37 PM

I am major OCD when it comes to dates on bags. If its a pelleted feed I am slightly more lenient but anything textured and I won't buy it if its over 30-45 days old. I wont let my horses touch a feed thats over 60 days old. I personally think that 90 days is about the max so i try and stay at nothing in their bucket over 60 days. lol My local tractor supply probably gets mad every time I go into the store!! They are good about rotating so first few bags on top are usually 45-60-90 days old. Well good enough for them to sell, however, I move all those bags and dig to the bottom and get the ones that are most of the time a week or two old!!!! They think I'm crazy. lol I'm nice and put all the older stuff neatly back in the stack. lol