Information articles for you to download

We don't want to just sell you a bag of 'ready made' horse feed.  We want you to understand what ingredients go into feed, what their actions are, and enable you to optimise your horse's health and avoid problems.    Here on this site you can learn the basic principles of horse nutrition, helpful tips from old horsemen, avoid feeding 'myths', and find out about the latest nutritional and environmental research.  Knowledge is a powerful tool - take a look around this website and take control of your horse's health.  We are constantly updating this site - sign up for our newsletter for updates!  Take a look at the science and research articles too.

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Some Ingredients of Processed Horse Feeds
Do you know what the ingredients are in your horse's feed? Check them out against this list of common ingredients found in processed hard feeds.
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Equine Pure Essentials Base Mix Analysis and Price Comparison
Our Base Feed punches well above its weight, competing with the main feed balancers on the market.
PureEssentials Base Mix Analysis Compari[...]
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PureEssentials - ingredients lists
Information sheet on what is and what is NOT in our feed
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PureEssentials Base Mix
Information sheet on our PureEssentials Base Mix, feeding guide and instructions.
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PureEssentials Mature Organic Oats
Information sheet on our mature organic oats, and how to feed germinating oats.
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Why we don't use genetically modified ingredients

Research data showing affects of genetically modified corn on mammalian health http://www.biolsci.org/v05p0706.htm  Most soya included in horse feeds (look at the ingredients label to see if soya is included) is genetically modified, unless of course it is specifically labelled as non-GM.