Thanks for this information. I can get the LMF products easily. I think I'll try that with a sample of Cocosoya as as addition if he likes it. I'm thinking if I can get the minerals to stick to

Hi Kathy, I'm waiting for the analysis results for the hay I'm currently feeding. The BO has new hay that is outside because it wouldn't fit in her barn. She's trying to use it up before it rains here

Rebecca, Are you currently feeding the hay you are planning on testing? or, the Rye Hay from the CH? Sorry, I am a bit confused on which hay you are soaking and feeding. Kathy Brinkerhoff SE/WI

Hi Rebecca, Here is the post about CocoSoya from Dr. Kellon from the current 0715 NRC + Course. Post # 82 I did a field trial with ten IR horses fed 4 oz/day of CocoSoya for 2 months. There was no

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Can you get soy hull pellets? Or Stabul 1? Sorry, can't remember right now if you've tried those with Jasper before or not and I'm on my way out the door. He doesn't feel well, so he's not eating

Corrine, Thank you for taking the time to post that message number regarding the pre-doxy supplement. Best wishes for you and Jasper. Sara, 2011, NE California

He isn't eating the carrier. I've tried mixing the beet pulp with the pelleted Equine Lite, each one alone, Timothy Balance cubes mixed in and alone. I tried small amounts of Safe Choice Senior feed

Hi Rebecca, One of the Members mentioned LMG Low NSC Complete as a possible carrier. In post # 194181 Jaini points out this is a "safe" feed. Low NSC Complete - LMF Feeds

You are so right! If I just had my own farm it would be so easy. I guess weighing the hay before soaking is the correct approach. I would then need to dry it and then put it in a hay net or something

Hi Have an appt with new farrier for august 3rd 2015 at 9 am,so hopefully it goes good and i can stay with him now,so tired of firing farriers. Will post pics of trim monday late morning. On

That sounds like a great idea. I've looked at length and can't find a feed mill near me. The closest is Elk Grove Milling which makes its own feed, all of which won't work for him. Is there any

> Also i read that soy hulls need to soak for 2 hours to soften them, Not true. Add water,and it soaks in almost immediately.Warm water faster than cold,of course. I just add minerals on top,after

Where do I get soy hulls and what about cocsoya to make the minerals stick and not go to the bottom of the pan. Also i read that soy hulls need to soak for 2 hours to soften them, can't do that at a

​Interesting that you added Epsom salts. I don't remember seeing that before. I tried spraying just with the 20% or whatever vinegar this spring that I got from Amazon and it didn't do much. The

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I know theres a couple recipes already floating around in archives, but i recently tried this super easy concoction and it really does work! 1 gallon vinegar (i used white) 2 cups epsom salts 1/4 cup