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Corn containing less than 20 parts per billion aflatoxin is considered safe by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for use in all animal feed. Corn exceeding 20 ppb can be fed only for specific age, weight, and production stage. Corn exceeding 300 ppb must be blended with corn containing little or no aflatoxin before feeding is allowed to specific age, weight, and production stage of livestock. Before corn can be blended for out-of-state shipment, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration must be notified and permission obtained from the Missouri Department of Agriculture for this to be allowed.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidelines are as follows:

U.S. Food and Drug Administration guidelines are as follows:
Aflatoxin Level
(parts per billion)
Class of Animal
Commodities
20 ppb
Dairy animals, animals not listed below, or unknown use
For corn, peanut products, cottonseed meal and other animal feeds and feed ingredients
20 ppb
Immature animals
For corn, peanut products and other animal feeds and feed ingredients, but excluding cottonseed meal
20 ppb
Pets (dogs, cats, rabbits, etc.) of all ages
For corn, peanut products, cottonseed meal, and other food ingredients and complete pet food
100 ppb
Breeding cattle, breeding swine, and mature poultry (e.g. laying hens)
For corn and peanut products
200 ppb
Finishing swine (100 pounds or more)
For corn and peanut products
300 ppb
Beef cattle, swine, poultry (Regardless of age or breeding status).
For cottonseed meal
300 ppb
Finishing beef cattle (e.g. feedlot cattle)
For corn and peanut products

https://agriculture.mo.gov/plants/feed/aflatoxin.php

Does anyone know of a place to buy aflatoxin free lableled corn between Dallas and Austin? I would really appreciate it. I have a TPW hunt and need to pick-up some tomorrow.