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| I tried to do some research but I couldn't come up with the right keywords to find what I wanted.
i would like to start making my own grain,
im not entirely sure where to begin,
I've had the recommendation of 2/3 oats (rolled and whole), then 1/3 barley and cracked corn. Then add renew gold and some herbs.
Just curious if many others have had experience making grain for their horses. |
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| I buy from the local feed store in bulk. My mix is half oats, 25% rolled barley, 25% beet pulp. I add Liquid 707 so they are getting what they need. I also feed Forco. Some horses are supplemented as needed with Muscle Mass or AE Detox, but most don't need it. I love this program--everything looks really good after a couple months and it is way cheaper than bagged feeds with similar ingredients, and it is always clean and fresh. |
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Location: TEXAS | jenagarwood - 2014-04-09 3:02 PM I buy from the local feed store in bulk. My mix is half oats, 25% rolled barley, 25% beet pulp. I add Liquid 707 so they are getting what they need. I also feed Forco. Some horses are supplemented as needed with Muscle Mass or AE Detox, but most don't need it. I love this program--everything looks really good after a couple months and it is way cheaper than bagged feeds with similar ingredients, and it is always clean and fresh.
Do you wet your feed when feeding? |
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| Bump :) |
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| Renew gold is intended to be fed alone or with a small amount of grain. I feed 1 1/2 lbs if renew gold with 1lb triple crown Sr a day. Then give Timothy/alfalfa hay. I do add Platinum Perfornance for my supplement. |
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| ok thank you! I just ordered some renew gold. |
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Making your own grain