Godfrey's Feed

09/10/2026

09/09/2026

He’s loaded up and headed out, is he showing up at your farm today?

09/08/2026

At Godfrey’s, we use steam-rolled corn because processing the corn helps break down the kernel and makes the starch more accessible to the animal.

The steam and rolling process:
-Flakes and cracks the kernel, increasing surface area
-Helps make starch more digestible
-Can improve the animal’s ability to capture energy from the corn

And when you’re feeding cattle, energy matters. Getting more usable nutrition from the ingredients in the ration can make a difference in performance, efficiency, and ultimately your bottom line.

It’s not just what’s in the feed—it’s how those ingredients are processed.

That’s one reason we’ve continued investing in our steam-rolling capacity at Godfrey’s. We want to put quality ingredients through a process that helps them work harder for your cattle.

Ask us about the difference steam-rolled corn can make in your feeding program.

09/03/2026

Protein isn’t the whole story.

When choosing a feed, it’s easy to look at the protein percentage and stop there. But there’s a lot more to a good feed than one number on the tag.

Different livestock have different nutritional needs, and the quality and source of that protein matter, too. Energy, fiber, minerals, vitamins, and the ingredients used to build the ration all play a role in how that feed performs.

So don’t just check the tag—read the ingredients. Touch the feed. Ask questions.

At Godfrey’s Feed, we know that choosing the right feed starts with understanding what your livestock actually need. Our team has the knowledge and experience to help you compare options, understand the ingredients, and choose a feed that fits your program.

Don’t just buy feed—know what you’re feeding. Talk to the Godfrey’s team today and let us help you build the right nutrition program for your livestock.

08/31/2026

08/31/2026

08/25/2026

🌟 Thank You, Godfrey’s Feed! 🌟
We are so grateful to Godfrey’s Feed for their generous support as a Featured Sponsor of Morgan Cares Center!
Located right here in Madison at 255 Jefferson Street, Godfrey’s has been a trusted part of our community since 1879 — truly “Tried, Tested, and Proven.” For generations, they have served local families, farmers, and neighbors with care and reliability.
Their partnership helps us continue providing practical help, hope, and Christ’s love to those in need across Morgan County. We are thankful for businesses like Godfrey’s that invest in the well-being of our community.
As Galatians 6:9 reminds us:
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”
Thank you, Godfrey’s Feed, for standing with us!
If you haven’t visited this historic local gem yet, stop by and show them some love.

08/20/2026

We recently came across a Godfrey’s Feed advertisement from 1982—and one phrase immediately stood out:

“For a job well done.”

More than 40 years later, those words still feel like a perfect reflection of what Godfrey’s Feed has always been about.

Since 1879, Godfrey’s has been family-owned and built around serving the people who work hard every day to raise livestock, manage farms, and keep ag moving forward. Generations have come and gone, technology has changed, and our feed mill has continued to grow—but our commitment to doing the job right has remained the same.

From the feed we manufacture to the relationships we build with our customers and dealers, we’re proud of the work we’ve been doing for generations.

1982 → 2026.
Different times. Same commitment.

Here’s to “a job well done”—then, now, and for generations to come. 🌾

08/19/2026

Summer Intern Spotlight: Lexi Koenig

As we wrap up another summer internship at Godfrey’s Feed, we’re excited to spotlight Lexi Koenig!

One of the skills Lexi gained this summer? Learning to operate a forklift — definitely a useful skill around the feed mill!

Lexi also shared some great advice she picked up along the way. Levi taught her three important lessons: never think you’re more important than you are, always do the jobs no one else wants to do, and learn as much as you can. Holly reminded her of an important one: be flexible!

Her advice to next summer’s interns?
“Embrace wherever you’re placed, even if it’s not desirable. Build relationships with those you’re working with.”

We’re proud of the work Lexi put in this summer and the relationships she built with our team. We appreciate everything she brought to Godfrey’s and wish her the best in what’s ahead!