Managing Grazing: The Spring Flush
Spring and periods of rapid growth can significantly alter the nutrient profile of pasture. Here are some practical strategies to help manage the transition:
We are pleased to announce that Timothy Chop is now in a 15kg bag, which means less plastic and more product for your horse. The new bags are more efficiently packed and we can fit more bags on a pallet, allowing us to reduce our plastic and distribution costs. We are passing these cost savings on to you, our customers. We feel it is important to make our natural forage feeds as affordable as possible so that we can help as many horses as we can.
Timothy Chop will be in temporary packaging for the next few months, until our new bags arrive. A high fibre pure Timothy grass chop with naturally low sugars, Timothy Chop is suitable for all horses including those prone to laminitis. Free from molasses, preservatives and additives.
A high fibre Timothy Grass chop. Harvested at a mature stage for naturally low sugars.
Spring and periods of rapid growth can significantly alter the nutrient profile of pasture. Here are some practical strategies to help manage the transition:
How does the horse's jaw work? What happens if horses eat above ground level? Read the article to learn more...
Horses’ teeth change throughout their lives - they are continually growing and continually wearing, as they chew and grind their grazing and forage.