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Make Your Own Horse Feed Mix. Then once the pellets have turned into a ‘mush’ i add in the beet pulp, and grain. Does your horse need a dollop, dab, pinch, or peck? I don't grain my horses, but i do have a mixture that i feed them. Does anyone mix their own feed (whole foods, rather than processed)? For the winter months, i use warm water and allow the pellets to soften over an hour. I was thinking of ordering a 30% whole oats 20% beet pulp 30% alfalfa pellets 10% rice. I also add their supplements into the mixture as well. What's your recipe for your horses? I add the pellets to a flat backed bucket and then add the water. Learn to formulate a diet based on your horse's age, body condition, and health. When having their own horse feed mixed? My horses get a mash at every meal. They get a mixture of beet pulp, bloom n groom (mineral. It’s a bit like baking a birthday cake. And this is how i do it:

And this is how i do it: When having their own horse feed mixed? It’s a bit like baking a birthday cake. They get a mixture of beet pulp, bloom n groom (mineral. I also add their supplements into the mixture as well. Does your horse need a dollop, dab, pinch, or peck? What's your recipe for your horses? For the winter months, i use warm water and allow the pellets to soften over an hour. I was thinking of ordering a 30% whole oats 20% beet pulp 30% alfalfa pellets 10% rice. I add the pellets to a flat backed bucket and then add the water.

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Make Your Own Horse Feed Mix I was thinking of ordering a 30% whole oats 20% beet pulp 30% alfalfa pellets 10% rice. What's your recipe for your horses? When having their own horse feed mixed? I also add their supplements into the mixture as well. It’s a bit like baking a birthday cake. I was thinking of ordering a 30% whole oats 20% beet pulp 30% alfalfa pellets 10% rice. Does anyone mix their own feed (whole foods, rather than processed)? Does your horse need a dollop, dab, pinch, or peck? For the winter months, i use warm water and allow the pellets to soften over an hour. I don't grain my horses, but i do have a mixture that i feed them. I add the pellets to a flat backed bucket and then add the water. Learn to formulate a diet based on your horse's age, body condition, and health. Then once the pellets have turned into a ‘mush’ i add in the beet pulp, and grain. They get a mixture of beet pulp, bloom n groom (mineral. My horses get a mash at every meal. And this is how i do it:

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