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Friday, August 7th, 2015New RIP Pistol Rounds Available
Thursday, August 6th, 2015
Handgun owners, J&N now has the new RIP pistol rounds! You don’t want to miss out on getting the latest technology in projectile pistol rounds.
The RIP rounds have been specially engineered by G2R to revolutionize the performance of the projectile pistol round.
G2R’s relentless study and applied physics have derived a radically invasive projectile that outperforms the rest.
It is truly “The last round you will ever need.”™
Plant Your Seed Plots Now
Saturday, August 1st, 2015
Serious deer hunters know how beneficial food plots can be in the health and size of deer. An average adult deer will consume 6 pounds of feed per day. This means that one deer can be supported on roughly 22 acres. However, body size, health and antler size are going to be well under their potential because of the poor average protein content of the native vegetation. Deer need about 16% protein to express their potential, especially during fawn rearing and antler growth.
Some would argue that supplemental feeding is enough. But even if you do it right it is shown that no matter what you feed or how you feed it deer will only consume 20% to 25% of their diet from the supplemental feed. So you are not making a big enough impact on their nutritional intake.
J & N Feed and Seed has food plot seed mixes. Stop by and get ready to plant your seed plot today.
Know The Signs Of Heatstroke In Pets
Monday, July 27th, 2015
Heat stroke is a serious condition that unfortunately occurs all too often in dogs and cats. Your pet can succumb to heat stroke when his body’s core temperature rises excessively — typically to 105 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. Dogs and cats are especially vulnerable to heat stroke because their furry bodies cannot sweat to dissipate heat.
Certain breeds and animals are more susceptible to heat stroke. If your animal is overweight, elderly or already has a heart condition, is it imperative that you take special care to ensure your pet is well hydrated and has access to ample cool space. If your animal does overheat, it’s important to know the warning signs.
- Rapid panting or particularly heavy breathing
- Lethargy or mild weakness
- Increased heart rate
- Dizziness
- Drooling
- An elevated body temperature of 104 or more degrees Fahrenheit
- Seizures
- Bloody diarrhea
- Vomit
If your animal exhibits any of these symptoms, contact your veterinarian immediately and move your pet to a cool, shady location. Begin to cool your pet’s body by placing cool, wet towels over the back of the neck, in the armpits and in the groin region. You may also wet the earflaps and paws with cool water. CAUTION: Using very cold water can actually be counterproductive. Cooling too quickly and especially allowing his body temperature to become too low can cause other life-threatening medical conditions.
Purina Proud: See What Purina Can Do For Your Horse
Friday, July 24th, 2015
Are you a horse owner? Here is a great offer to try Purina Horse feeds.
New Customer Offer Sign Up: New customers can signup online to participate in the Purina Proud 60-Day Trial. Once you sign up, you will receive an email with an in-store voucher for a FREE trial kit that includes a weight tape, educational information and a Buy One, Get One FREE offer to redeem at our store. Make sure you select OUR store when you sign up!
Bring us email voucher or print the email confirmation to receive the FREE trial kit. At Day 20 of the trial, new customers will receive a second Buy One, Get One FREE offer. Again, show us the email voucher or print the email confirmation and bring it to our store to receive the Day 20 offer.
Frequent Buyer Card: Once you complete the Purina Proud 60-Day Trial, new customers will receive a completion kit. The completion kit includes a Frequent Buyer Card to get a 9th bag FREE once they purchase 8 bags. You can either show us the email voucher or print the email confirmation to receive the Frequent Buyer Card. This offer is valid until 9/30/16.
Note: Buy One, Get One FREE vouchers are valid through 11/30/15.
Already feed Purina Horse feed? Well you can get in on the action too with our referral offer!
Referral Sign Up: Current customers need to sign up online to participate in the Purina Proud Refer-a-Friend program. Customers who sign up will receive a unique code via email to share with friends. You can refer up to 10 friends. Once a friend signs up for the Purina Proud 60-Day Trial, current customers will receive an email with a voucher for a Buy One, Get One FREE offer to redeem in your store. Offer valid through 11/30/15.
What are you waiting for? Signup now for the Purina Product 6-Day Trial! See the difference!
Non-GMO Layer Crumbles Are Here
Thursday, July 16th, 2015
18% Elite Formula Layer Crumbles by Texas Natural Feeds are now available at J&N Feed and Seed in Graham, Texas.
Texas Natural Feeds Elite Layer Formula is made of Non-Soy, Non-GMO ingredients combined with Fertrell Nutri-Balancer and Redmond Salt make great product for the conscientious poultry owner. We use peanut meal, sorghum grain, oats, brewer’s yeast, fishmeal, probiotics, diatomaceous earth and a vitamin/mineral premix with results in a 50% increase in vitamin content over standard commercially grown feed. All Texas Natural Feeds are Non-Soy, Non-GMO, Non-Medicated Feeds Commercially grown and custom blended right here in Texas.
18% Elite Formula Layer Pellets is a feed for laying chickens. Made from peanut meal, milo, oats, fishmeal, organic alfalfa meal, organic kelp meal Redmond’s salt and Fertrell’s Nutri-Balancer. All ingredients are Non-Soy, Non-GMO. Click here for a complete list of ingredients.
Feeding Directions: Feed at a rate of 2% of body weight per head per day. Feed this feed and oyster shell as the sole ration from time first egg is laid throughout egg production. Always provide clean fresh water.
State of Texas Agriculture Relief Fund
Wednesday, July 1st, 2015
Local farmers and ranchers in our region have been devastated by the severe weather, tornadoes and flooding this past spring. To assist in the recover effort, the Texas Department of Agriculture established the STAR fund to help with the relief efforts from these events. The counties that are eligible to receive assistance in our remote area are: Young, Jack, Wise, Parker, Palo Pinto, Throckmorton, Archer, Baylor and Montague. For a complete list of counties eligible for assistance, visit Texas Department of Agriculture’s website.
The STAR Fund (State of Texas Agriculture Relief Fund) was created solely with monetary donations from private individuals and companies, including Farm Credit, Valero and McCoy’s Building Supply. STAR Fund money may be used to assist farmers and ranchers in rebuilding fences, restoring operations and paying for other agricultural disaster relief. As natural disasters continue to impact Texas farmers and ranchers, the need for donations continues.
If you are a farmer or rancher whose property was damaged by the severe weather and your property is located in a county listed in the Governor’s disaster proclamations, you may be eligible for assistance.
For questions of eligibility and how to apply for disaster relief assistance, visit the Texas Department of Agriculture website or contact TDA’s Grants Office by phone at (512) 463-6908 or by email at [email protected].
We need your help to replenish the STAR Fund, so that TDO can continue to make a positive impact on the lives of our fellow Texans. As natural disasters continue to impact Texas farmers and ranchers, the need for donations continues to grow. Help make a difference in your community, visit TexasAgriculture.gov to make your donation to the STAR fund today.
Source: State of Texas Agriculture Relief Fund
Super S Diesel Exhaust Fluid
Tuesday, June 30th, 2015
Super S Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) is now available at J&N Feed and Seed. Pick up a 2 gallon container for just $8.95 plus tax.
Super S DEF meets all applicable standards, specifications and performance requirements for use in all SCR Emission Control Systems. Meets ISO 22241 specifications.
- Non-Toxic
- Non-Flammable
- Non-Polluting
- Non-Hazardous
- No Special Handling Required
Why Do We Need DEF? In order to meet the EPA 2010 mandate that oxides of nitrogen (NOx) emitted from diesel truck engines be reduced to almost zero levels by 2010, most manufacturers have chosen to use SCR, Selective Catalytic Reduction, technology.
If you have any questions, please stop by the store or give us a call.
American Independence Day Parade
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015
Get out your red, white and blue and head to the square on July 4th for the American Independence Day Parade! The parade kicks off on July 4th at 9:00 am and runs through noon.
Graham Downtown Square
608 Elm St
Graham, TX 76450
- 9:00 am Welcome & Prayer
- 9:05 am Introductory Remarks
- 9:20 am Wreath Laying
- 9:40 am Service Star Flags Presentation
- 10:00 am Missing Man Bell Roll Call
- 10:30 am Graham Certificates of Honor
- 11:00 am Independence Day Parade
Click here for more information
Wet Weather Lawn Care Tips
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015
Heavy rains and flooding have left many lawns waterlogged, or worse, covered in silt when flood water recedes. Nature has a wonderful way of recovering from these things, but a few points considered now could give it a helping hand.
Try to avoid walking on wet or damp grass, as it is likely to damage it. If a lawn has been waterlogged for several days, wait until water levels have completely subsided and you can walk on it without leaving wet footprints.
If you want to mow the lawn once it has dried out, set the mower blades to the highest possible cutting height. Do not attempt to mow a wet or saturated lawn as you risk compaction and ruts. And obviously do not use an electric lawn mower in damp or wet conditions.
If the lawn has been flooded, be aware that any silt left behind may be contaminated, so wear rubber boots, disposable rubber gloves and cover any open wounds before working outside. You should attempt to remove silt, along with any debris from the lawn – either by hosing or raking it off. Unfortunately, if your lawn has been submerged for over a week or if it is covered with more than ¾ inches of silt there is a possibility that it will need to be re-laid, but this along with any major lawn repairs will need to wait until early spring.
Lawns that have been very wet will benefit from some serious aeration – either manually using a garden fork or with the help of a powered aerator. Moss is also likely to build up in damp conditions, but remedial treatments like aeration, scarifying, top-dressing or re-seeding bald patches will now need to wait until next spring.
One thing you can do now is check for any particularly waterlogged or vulnerable areas of the lawn, where heavy rain collects. Make a note of those areas and consider preventative action you could take in the future, either by evening out the ground levels or improving drainage.
Article Source: Stihl www.stihlusa.com
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