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barrel_racer10 Reg. Nov 2013	Posted 2014-02-10 12:45 PM Subject: ADM feed
Regular Posts: 61 Location: Missouri	I have a 8 year old easy keeper that I compete on and is in moderate work and currently have her on Purina startegy healthy edge but am looking to switch to a higher quality feed that is also a fixed formula and was leaning towards the ADM feeds. What would you all recommend that is possibly comparable to the healthy edge?
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smokehorsej Reg. Dec 2006	Posted 2014-02-10 1:43 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Veteran Posts: 112	I sell and use ADM on all our horses. We were on a professional Purina program when we had our breeding farm. Strategy is what we fed to everything but after selling our place and studying with the horse specialist at ADM, most of our horses get Patriot 14. No corn or starch, good fat content, and same bag to bag. You use less. Formulated to be used with forage. My broodies get Junior Glo and Patriot. My barrel horse gets Senior Glo and our older horses. Very satisfied selling it and using it. Great minerals also. ADM was Moormans.
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shorti056 Reg. Oct 2007	Posted 2014-02-10 1:45 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Extreme Veteran Posts: 581 Location: Fort Collins, CO	My favorite is the Senior Glo. I would switch to that if you're currently on strategy HE
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Gunner11 Reg. Mar 2011	Posted 2014-02-10 2:05 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Cute Little Imp Posts: 2747 Location: N Texas	I feed SeniorGlo to the oldie and PrimeGlo to the other two. I love PrimeGlo because you feed such a small amount (they get about 3 lbs a day) and they look great. The 9 year old's topline has improved greatly since switching him over. They also have free choice hay. These are the only two ADM feeds I've tried and highly recommend them. It's a great product! ETA: if he's an easy keeper, PrimeGlo is the way to go. It's much more economical than SeniorGlo because of feeding rates. Edited by Gunner11 2014-02-10 2:07 PM
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Thistle2011 Reg. Mar 2012	Posted 2014-02-10 3:20 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
The BHW Book Worm Posts: 1768	Gunner11 - 2014-02-10 2:05 PM I feed SeniorGlo to the oldie and PrimeGlo to the other two. I love PrimeGlo because you feed such a small amount (they get about 3 lbs a day) and they look great. The 9 year old's topline has improved greatly since switching him over. They also have free choice hay. These are the only two ADM feeds I've tried and highly recommend them. It's a great product! ETA: if he's an easy keeper, PrimeGlo is the way to go. It's much more economical than SeniorGlo because of feeding rates. i agree primeglo. depending on how big your easy keeper is 3 pounds will give them all the vitamine minerals and electrolites needed and 3 pounds of primeglo is pretty much nothing..so 1 1/2 pound split into 2 feedings.. sounds pretty economical to me. were i live the prime glow is 21 ish a bag but i feed junior glow to my young horses because they need more calloires and the prime glow is too vit/min dense to feed enough for the callorie aspect safely. plus the min/vit content for the junior glow is aimed more for the growing horse.
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barrel_racer10 Reg. Nov 2013	Posted 2014-02-10 6:05 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Regular Posts: 61 Location: Missouri	Thanks for all the replys!! Keep them coming! I failed to mention I am also giving her red cell with her strategy HE because she is a bit on the lazy side and it defidently seems to be helping her energy level so I was just wondering if the primeGLO would help in giving her energy too? Not sure what the iron levels in it is as I found out that the iron levels vary from bag to bag with the HE! And was just wanting something for an easy keeper but didn't want to take away from her energy if you get what I'm saying ! :)
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barrel_racer10 Reg. Nov 2013	Posted 2014-02-11 11:55 AM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Regular Posts: 61 Location: Missouri	BUMP! For the day crowd!:)
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cinch Reg. Jan 2010	Posted 2014-02-11 7:14 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
My Heelers are Heroes Posts: 4685	I fed PowerGlo for years, I wanted the higher fat. I can't get it any longer and miss it.
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Ticktock Reg. Aug 2010	Posted 2014-02-11 8:12 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Extreme Veteran Posts: 433 Location: The Lone Star State	love ADM feeds!
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TurnNBurn-3Barrels Reg. Sep 2008	Posted 2014-02-11 8:52 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
I don't want to screw up! Posts: 3881 Location: North Dakota -> Colorado	I love love love PowerGlo! I certainly love the way my mare is on it.
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shilohorse Reg. May 2011	Posted 2014-02-11 10:19 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Extreme Veteran Posts: 383	power-glo to my 2 barrel horses one was a hard keeper 1 isn't and they both do great on it- love it I recommend it to everyone who asks
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Griz Reg. Sep 2003	Posted 2014-02-12 5:35 AM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Industrial Srength Barrel Racer Posts: 7264	I just switched to the ADM Ultra Fiber - happy with it so far and it isn't any more expensive than the crap I bought at the Co-Op.
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Let 'er Buck Reg. Nov 2010	Posted 2015-01-19 11:15 AM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Regular Posts: 51	Has anyone fed Power Glo AND Prime Glo? I'm considering switching feeds and curious as to what others experienced on each feed. I can't decide which one would better fit out horses. Also considering the Patriot 14%...
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wyoming barrel racer Reg. Apr 2006	Posted 2015-01-19 1:47 PM Subject: RE: ADM feed
Neat Freak Posts: 11216 Location: Wonderful Wyoming	Let 'er Buck - 2015-01-19 10:15 AM Has anyone fed Power Glo AND Prime Glo? I'm considering switching feeds and curious as to what others experienced on each feed. I can't decide which one would better fit out horses. Also considering the Patriot 14%... I have used the Prime, Senior, Junior-GLO lines. I talked to the distributor about the PrimeGLo vs PowerGlo and we decided mine probably wouldn't need the PowerGlo. I wanted something really low in sugar/starch and PrimeGLO was lower than PowerGLO
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