ndiehl - 2015-02-13 11:17 AM Yep and Rolling Acres is produced in the same mill at least in our area. I know TSC here in Northern Ontario only offers those 2 products. My Co-op isn't much better, it's pretty much just masterfeed products. To the OP, I see you live about the same distance as I do from the US boarder (about an hour). I spoke with the boarder and the import agency (I forget the exact name) and got a list of feeds I could bring across and chose one. I would go over twice a month and bring back some, when I needed it. Call and speak to a rep at the boarder and I forget who they will put me in contact with to discuss which I could. It's another option if your like me and hate the choices. I also hear Renew Gold is hopefully here soon and I am excited about that. Right now I use whole oats, Hoffman's minerals and home grown timothy/grass hay; they all look amazing. I don't have any that need weight and I haven't had a lot of time to train/compete; so I haven't went over for a bit and they change the list regularly and add to it. I suggest calling though if your into that. ETA: This was supposed to be a reply to Mruggles post about Masterfeeds. I will also say everyone in Alberta seems to have a lot more of a selection then we do in Ontario, I have had to do some looking into it here. I also would love to get THE minerals but understand that sometimes the eastern part of the country has a harder time to import it.

bccanchaser16 - 2015-02-12 12:43 PM

I go down to Kalispell at least 4 times a year and load up on dewormers and other stuff from Murdochs but bringing horse feed back into Canada without horses is a big no no, according to CBSA when I got stopped at the border with it (they didn't confiscate it but got a big warning). If you went down for a jackpot or rodeo and brought stuff back, you'd be fine. And it all depends which border crossing you go to too.