To mix sulfur and molasses, first, choose a suitable container and ensure both substances are dry and free from clumps. Gradually add powdered sulfur to the molasses while stirring continuously to achieve an even mixture. It's important to use a non-metallic stirrer, as sulfur can react with some metals. Once thoroughly mixed, store the blend in a sealed container away from moisture and direct sunlight.
No, they do not mix.
It reacts
To convert dry molasses to liquid molasses, mix one part dry molasses with about three parts warm water. Stir thoroughly until the dry molasses is fully dissolved, resulting in a syrupy liquid consistency similar to that of traditional liquid molasses. Adjust the water amount as needed to achieve the desired thickness.
nothing
yes, molasses is very sweet but depends you can use it in different plates ....would actually taste sweeter if you mix it with sour plates
Yes. It is made from young sugar cane. Sulphur dioxide, which acts as a preservative, is added during the sugar extraction process.
Sulphur
mix carrots and apples chopped finely, mix it with oats, molasses, and chef yeast. ;)
sulphur can not be mixed with water.
When the quantity of feed available, as well as the quality becomes low, an energy source (as well as protein) is required. Molasses can be a cost effective energy source but is low in protein. Research and grazier experience has shown that molasses fed in open troughs with added protein can be used successfully for drought feeding of cattle. Molasses lends itself to bulk handling methods suitable for drought feeding large numbers of stock. The basic composition of molasses is: Dry matter 76%Sucrose 46%Reducing sugars 20%Protein 5.6%Phosphorus 0.07%Sulphur 0.73%
Do not use a milk and molasses enema on anyone. They are very painful and cause terrible cramping, and they are hard to mix and instill. If an enema is needed, an over-the-counter fleets enema is fine.
no but you can use a mix of cream and sugar to substitute