| QTY | Price |
|---|---|
| £304.00 |
Recreation Haylage 22kg - Horse Feed (Size: 22 kg)
Silvermoor Recreation Haylage is made only by the Silvermoor team on Silvermoor Farm near Alnwick. All the grasses are specially chosen for their nutritional value and palatability. Designed for horses and ponies in light to medium work, 'Recreation' provides all the nutrition your horse requires from it's forage. Recreation is high fibre, lower sugar and dust free making it suitable for all types of horses from native ponies up to competition horses, It is also suitable for horses at rest providing hard feed is adjusted accordingly Due to being more nutritious than hay Silvermoor Recreation Haylage can help to cut down on the amount of hard feed that is needed, making it a cost effective and more natural way to feed.
Each bale will last the average 500kg horse 3 days. Once opened the haylage will last for approximately 5 days and unopened have a shelf life of 9 months.
Silvermoor Equestrian Haylage is based in Alnwick, Northumberland, only grass sown, grown and cut on Silvermoor Farm goes into Silvermoor bags. Silvermoor pride themselves on offering a first class product backed up by first class customer service; each bag is fully traceable, nutritionally analysed and comes with a quality guarantee. Silvermoor Haylage is top quality, dust free, high fibre and consistent from bag to bag, so much so that even the royal (Dick) Vets in Edinburgh like to use it. Silvermoor Haylage comes in two types; Recreation; a lower protein and energy haylage, suitable for all types of horses from laminitic prone native breeds right up to top class event horses Burghley 2010 winner Lenamore is fed Silvermoor Recreation Haylage. Silvermoor Active is from earlier cuts of grass and is suitable for horses in hard work, such as race horses, hunters, trotters and endurance horses. Silvermoor Haylage can help to cut down feeding costs over the long winter months, many owners find they need less hard feed due to the nutritional content of Silvermoor Haylage.