Equis Natural Teff takes advantage of the unique traits of teff hay, a warm season grass hay, which tends to be relatively low in NSC and calories. No molasses or added fat. Equis Natural Teff can replace all or part of the horse’s forage and concentrate diet.

Dec 2, 2016 · Equis Teff Natural is designed to harness advantages of teff grass and provide a grass hay based source for horses that need low carb & low calorie diets.

Equi-Analytical's excellent and reliable services constitute the backbone of my horses' diets and ration balancing. I have horses with different nutritional needs, and I have learned that how hay looks can be much different from how it actually tests from a nutritional perspective.

Jan 23, 2025 · Research suggests that feeding hay exclusively from nets has no negative effects on a horse’s dental health.

Equis® Teff Natural is a horse feed made with teff grass hay that has a low sugar content. It contains canola meal, DDGS, beet pulp, soybean hulls, and added vitamins and minerals. Mad Barn's Feed Bank provides nutritional profiles on 4,373 forages, feeds and supplements used in …

Jul 1, 2024 · You probably handle hay every day, but how much do you really know about the dried forage you feed your horses? Here are the facts about the foundation of equine diets.

Equis Teff Natural is a low NSC, grass hay-based pelleted feed ideal for horses requiring controlled carbohydrate diets. Free from molasses and added fats, it supports digestive health and immune balance.

Equis Complete is a viable noxious weed seed free product. It can be used as the horse’s complete diet when traveling in regulated areas such as National Forests. Equis Complete can replace all or part of the horse’s forage and concentrate diet.

Equis Ultramin features SelPlex® from Alltech® as a natural yeast derived selenium source due to the low availability of this trace mineral in some forages. Includes Zinpro®4-Plex EQ Performance Minerals®. Equis feeds contain complexed trace minerals including zinc, manganese, copper and cobalt.

Feb 12, 2020 · For equine owners who raise their horses in areas with cold winters, hay is a necessity. Lush pastures die back as autumn progresses, so horses depend on hay to meet their roughage needs. Here are three ways to tell if the hay you’re buying is …