FeedRight

20/06/2024

New website has now been launched thanks to Dear Charlie Marketing take a look

We generally accept Direct Deposits within 7 days. Generally, we provide our product via a retail outlet unless a client is requesting a bulk order (excess of 5 pallets)

18/06/2024

16/06/2024

IP and AJ Gurney Racing Stables have done it again. This time with ‘Much Bettor’ Albion Park (Night) - Friday, 14 June 2024

13/06/2024

Adam Doongara Stockhorses has a young one in by Powerade. One observation Adam Wallen has made many times is his client young ones settle in very quickly on FeedRight haylage.

https://feedrighthaylage.com.au/gut-brain-connection-in-horses/

13/06/2024

Loading up for another run of deliveries tomorrow! Feedright Rhodes Grass Haylage!

11/06/2024

Blay Racing and Rehoming got second in Scone as well today.

11/06/2024

Lanai placed second this evening at Albion Park.
What an amazing burst of speed this horse has.
Trained by IP and AJ Gurney Racing Stables

10/06/2024

Vanessa Burton - Equiflexions Massage and Body Solutions and Sunset Farms are making a difference to many grateful customers across south east Queensland.
This load normally keeps them going for about 3 weeks.

31/05/2024

Thank you Blay Racing and Rehoming for supporting Peppertree Rural and Feedright Rhodes grass Haylage!

30/05/2024

29/05/2024

Cameron from Peppertree Rural has a big week planned for deliveries in the Hunter Valley.

27/05/2024

FeedRight Rhodes haylage on its way to Mungalla Stud Performance Horses. Home of Conmoon

14/05/2024

It's great to hear from our valued clients and be part of their journey! Well done with your recent success

14/05/2024

There is a way to keep to a fibre only diet (don’t forget vitamins/minerals/electrolytes) by feeding FeedRight Rhodes haylage.

Because it is so digestible your performance horses are receiving more nutrition.

The other reason we do what we do is because we have changed temperament/mood/contentment in performance horses for the better.

We now know that fermented fibre promotes the production of serotonin and dopamine, which is confirmation of the brain to gut connection.
FeedRight is a fermented fibre you can feed as much as you like, which means the changes you will see are really obvious and sustained over time.

Article by Scott Anderson

19/12/2023

Where can I store FeedRight Rhodes haylage and How long will an open bale last….

12/12/2023

FeedRight Rhodes Haylage being mowed. … all that nutrition and microbe activity for your performance horses hindgut.

The video was taken at 9am in the morning, and by 2pm we had your haylage made… this way all that goodness is captured..

29/11/2023

Why does digestibility matter? And how much Rhodes haylage should I feed?

28/11/2023

How to store feedRight Rhodes haylage

26/03/2023

Our Website has undergone some updated information.
If you would like to know more about the benefits of feeding the best kind of fibre to your performance horse please check it out.
Link below -

We generally accept Direct Deposits within 7 days. Generally, we provide our product via a retail outlet unless a client is requesting a bulk order (excess of 5 pallets)

15/11/2021

15/11/2021

13/07/2021

For horses to look right and feel right,

FeedRight.

https://ker.com/equinews/hay-or-haylage-dust-exposure-lung-inflammation-in-horses/

Scientists hypothesized that high-performance horses fed haylage would have healthier respiratory tracts than those fed traditional hay.

09/05/2021

A message from Nerida (Feedxl) -

If you can, you should just feed your horse forage. Pasture, hay, haylage, chaff, forage cubes.

Forage is the most natural source of calories and protein for your horse. And it does the best job of keeping your horse’s gut and its bacteria and fungi (the microbiome) functioning as it should.

We know, from mounting research, that keeping all the microbiome critters happy is a HUGE key to keeping our horses healthy.

Many horses (my own included) do really well on a forage only diet.

Mine get their pasture, a small amount of alfalfa (lucerne hay) and some grass hay when the pasture is lush (to keep up their fibre intake). Even when they are working pretty hard this is enough to maintain their condition. They don’t need a feed.

BUT, just forage is not enough!

What you say? But you just said feed only forage?!

Yep, I did. But here's the thing...

Forage only diets, in 95%+ cases, are not enough to meet a horse’s mineral requirements. And depending on the quality of your forage or the age of your hay, it probably won’t meet vitamin requirements either!

So my horses maintain their weight just on pasture and hay. BUT, they would be severely deficient in copper, zinc, manganese, selenium, iodine and sodium all year round.

Then depending on the season (like the 3 years of drought we had between 2017 and 2020), they would also be low on vitamin A, vitamin E and vitamin B1.

Horses that are low in these nutrients will eventually start to have issues with joint and hoof health, immune function, energy generation and muscle damage during exercise. And the problem is, you often won’t see a problem until something goes really wrong!

So you really must top these nutrients up using a supplement or balancer pellet.

Let me show you how this looks in FeedXL for my horses on our pasture.



So forage only diets are brilliant! But please, to keep your horse healthy and strong, be sure to top up the nutrients that are commonly missing from forage only diets!

And if you want a really easy way to check what your horse’s diet might be missing, let FeedXL show you. FeedXL is completely unbiased and won’t ever push you to buy a feed or supplement product. It simply works out what your horse needs. Adds up what is in the diet and then shows you if his nutrient requirements are met.

Then YOU can pick whatever product you like from any company you choose to fill the gaps! It is simple, accurate and great insurance for your horse’s long-term health!

Thanks again for being here.

Best!

Nerida

P.S. There are a lot of horses who can’t maintain their weight on forage only. In these cases yes, add a feed. But be really careful to maintain forage intake at no less than 1.5% of your horse’s body weight per day ( which is 1.5 kg per 100 kg of bodyweight/day or 1.5 lb per 100 lb of bodyweight/day). And also choose a feed that will maintain gut health!

06/05/2021

Simple Diets brought to you by Dr Mark Barnett MTB Equine

06/05/2021

Interesting article about why we should be thinking about gut health.
Simplifying the feeding solution is difficult however that problem can be overcome with FeedRight haylage.
https://theequinepractice.com/decomplexicating-equine-nutrition-part-4-gut-inflammation/?fbclid=IwAR3PNFLo3nUgpSKuDFBvVsfgdRJZs9vcwfWEv2-Hg4MaXvcPGfrPIJFg05E

~ The woods in winter (above) seen along the road in Washington. The branches remind me of the convoluted and expansive brush like gut lining ~ Quick review: Part 1 – Grazers …