"enough feed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Typically, it is used to indicate that a sufficient amount of something, often food, has been provided. For example, "I made sure there was enough feed for the horses before I left the barn."
Are the fish not getting enough feed?
Others are fellow farmers acting out of desperation, their fields too brown to graze animals and their finances too wrecked to afford enough feed for their cattle.
The biggest thing is the grass isn't growing, and the ewes can't get enough feed to provide milk for two lambs".
Two recipes that have a combined 84 steps, look as though they'll take a month or two to concoct and result in enough feed for every member of J-Lo's entourage!
"If we're running out of grass and we're not growing enough feed crops to feed them the other six months of the year, what do you do?" asked R. Scott Barrows, director of Kansas State University's Golden Prairie District extension office.
We certainly won't be eating nine ounces of meat per person per day, as Americans do now -- there won't be enough feed grain, worldwide, to continue that feast, and presumably we will have faced up to meat-eating's disastrous toll on the environment.
An extended period of the mixed-feeding time is advantageous for larvae to gather enough feeding skills to develop their exogenous feeding capability, to escape from food shortages, and hence increase their probability of survival rates.
There wouldn't have been the same problem if she had been pushing a pram or, ironically enough, feeding her doll with a plastic bottle".
When you raise gas prices (by whatever means), you strike right at these people, who have trouble enough feeding and housing their families as it is.
Maybe the not enough feeding time and relatively serious chronic damage in intestine of the stricken chicks both inhibited the probiotic function of BS15.
Even if the passenger fleet were to shift entirely to diesel, U.S. agriculture couldn't produce enough feed-stock to meet its needs, he says.
