Feed Grain – Seeds & Cereals (2000) Ltd

RICE EXTRUDED

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:19:10 +0000

Product Overview
THE 100% RICE BASED FEED – PLUS RICE BRAN OIL.
Dunstan Extruded Rice with Rice Bran Oil nugget is formed through the extrusion of polished white rice after mixing with Rice Bran Oil.
Extruded Rice, like the cereals Maize, Barley and Oats, is a carbohydrate source, noted for its contribution to non heating and digestible energy in the horses diet.
Extruded Rice has an energy value above that of Oats and Barley, and similar to that of Maize.
Rice is often said to be ‘ Anti-Allergenic‘ and for animals that react to Gluten. Rice is often used as the cereal of choice.
Rice Bran Oil is included in this product to complement the energy status of Rice. However, within Rice Bran Oil is a natural compound, Gamma Oryzanol, known for it’s effect on muscle integrity and development.
Extruded Rice plus Rice Bran Oil is well digested by the horse and therefore provides for a readily available non heating energy source, without the risk of hind gut fermentation which often leads to digestive upset or colic.
The extrusion of rice to gelatanise the starch offers further opportunity for enhanced digestion.
The combination of Extruded Rice with Rice Bran Oil will provide the following nutritional benefits:

Muscle Building/Body Conditioning, particularly important in growing horses, racehorses in work and all horses being worked at high energy demands.
A non heating, high energy component to the diet.
A highly digestible component to the diet.
Will assist in the prevention of “Tying Up” in horses prone to this condition.
Will enhance coat sheen.

Calculated Specifications (per kg as fed)

Crude Protein	8.0%	Minimum
Fibre	1.5%	Maximum
Fat	6.0%	Maximum
Salt	0.1%	Maximum
DE mj/kg	17.0

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS

It is suggested that Extruded Rice with Rice Bran Oil forms part of the cereal component to provide a variety of energy sources in the horses diet.
Race work: Feed 0.5 – 1.5kg per horse per day depending on activity level.
Conditioning Feed: Feed 0.5 – 1.5kg per horse per day according to body weight.
As with all cereals, avoid feeding in single, large meals. Preferably split the daily feed amount into 2 or preferably 3 feeds per day.
Always ensure the horses requirements for fibre/roughage are met (minimum 1% bodyweight of fibre per horse per day).

OATS BLACK CRUSHED

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:17:35 +0000

Black oats share the same attributes as white oats however the husk of the black oat is said to be thinner than white and more easily digested by a horse. Oats are the more palatable and digestible cereal grain, this makes them the most popular grain for horses. They have a lower digestible energy value and higher fibre content than most other cereal grains. Oats are well suited to the equine digestive system, they can be fed whole to horses other than foals or horses with poor teeth. Starch in oats is very digestible and crushing will only increase it a few % in horses with normal teeth.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.5 - CP 11.5 - ME 11.5 - Starch 40.6 - NDF 35.5

Available in 25kg bag

OATS BLACK WHOLE

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:15:48 +0000

Black oats share the same attributes as white oats however the husk of the black oat is said to be thinner than white and more easily digested by a horse. Oats are the more palatable and digestible cereal grain, this makes them the most popular grain for horses. They have a lower digestible energy value and higher fibre content than most other cereal grains. Oats are well suited to the equine digestive system, they can be fed whole to horses other than foals or horses with poor teeth. Starch in oats is very digestible and crushing will only increase it a few % in horses with normal teeth.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.5 - CP 11.5 - ME 11.5 - Starch 40.6 - NDF 35.5

Available in 25kg bag

OATS WHITE WHOLE

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:11:54 +0000

Oats are the more palatable and digestible cereal grain, this makes them the most popular grain for horses. They have a lower digestible energy value and higher fibre content than most other cereal grains. Oats are well suited to the equine digestive system, they can be fed whole to horses other than foals or horses with poor teeth. Starch in oats is very digestible and crushing will only increase it a few % in horses with normal teeth.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.5 - CP 11.5— ME 11.5 - Starch 40.6 - NDF 35.5

Available in 25kg bag

MAIZE CRUSHED

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:09:10 +0000

Maize is high in carbohydrates making it good for horses that need energy for longer periods of time. It is more easily digested by horses when it is crushed. When changing between grains always measure by weight not volume.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 88.0 - CP 10.0 - ME 13.5 - Starch 73.4 - NDF 10.5

Available in 10kg and 20kg bag

MAIZE WHOLE

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:07:37 +0000

Maize is the second most palatable grain. It is low in protein and fiber but provides twice as much digestible energy as an equal volume of oats. Because of these characteristics, it is easy to over-feed corn, causing obesity, so horses are seldom fed corn all by itself.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 88.0 - CP 10.0 - ME 13.5 - Starch 73.4 - NDF 10.5

Available in 10kg and 20kg bag

BARLEY EXTRUDED

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:05:19 +0000

Product Overview
Dunstan Extruded Barley is wholegrain barley, finely ground and then rapidly cooked using the dry extrusion process common to many of Dunstan Feeds. Raw starch from unprocessed barley is not readily utilized by horses, hence the practice of boiling barley to evoke a degree of cooking to aid digestion and starch availability. Cooked or Extruded Barley is an ideal ingredient for putting condition on horses without the inherent problems associated with feeding high grain meals. By cooking the whole barley grain, the process produces a combination of cooked starch, fibre and natural oils in a palatable expanded pellet.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS (DRY MATTER BASIS)

Crude Protein	10.5%
Fibre	6.0%
Fat	6.0%
Salt	0.1%
DE mj/kg	15.5

FEEDING RECOMMENDATIONS
Dunstan Extruded Barley when fed in conjunction with a balanced diet for protein, fibre, minerals and vitamins provides a highly available energy source for both work output or where extra condition is required.
Feed to the desired condition and work regime undertaken 0.5 – 5 kg / day.
If possible split the feed into at least two feeds per day or preferably three. Always ensure the horses requirement for fibre / roughage is met (minimum 1% bodyweight).

BARLEY BLACK

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:03:39 +0000

Black Hulless Barley has a lower fibre and higher protein content than hulled varieties. It is less bulky and has better nutritional value. The feed efficiency of Black Barley can be improved by crushing or boiling.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 85.0 - CP 14.0 - ME 15.0 - Starch 63.5- NDF 7.7

Available in 20kg bag

BARLEY CRUSHED

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 04:02:01 +0000

Barley has a high fat and calorie content. This makes it an excellent grain for putting weight on a lean horse. Barley is a hard grain that is more easily digested by the horse when it is crushed.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.1 - CP 11.8 - ME 12.0 - Starch 55.00 - NDF 24.0

Available in 20kg bag

BARLEY WHOLE

wp-admin — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 03:58:32 +0000

Barley grain is an important feed ingredient for the major livestock species including horses. It has a high fat and calorie content this makes it an excellent grain for putting weight on a lean horse. It is a hard grain and is best crushed or boiled to increase the palatability and energy availability in horses.

Feed Grain – Seeds & Cereals (2000) Ltd

RICE EXTRUDED

Muscle Building/Body Conditioning, particularly important in growing horses, racehorses in work and all horses being worked at high energy demands.

A non heating, high energy component to the diet.

A highly digestible component to the diet.

Will assist in the prevention of “Tying Up” in horses prone to this condition.

Will enhance coat sheen.

It is suggested that Extruded Rice with Rice Bran Oil forms part of the cereal component to provide a variety of energy sources in the horses diet.

Race work: Feed 0.5 – 1.5kg per horse per day depending on activity level.

Conditioning Feed: Feed 0.5 – 1.5kg per horse per day according to body weight.

As with all cereals, avoid feeding in single, large meals. Preferably split the daily feed amount into 2 or preferably 3 feeds per day.

Always ensure the horses requirements for fibre/roughage are met (minimum 1% bodyweight of fibre per horse per day).

OATS BLACK CRUSHED

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.5 - CP 11.5 - ME 11.5 - Starch 40.6 - NDF 35.5

Available in 25kg bag

OATS BLACK WHOLE

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.5 - CP 11.5 - ME 11.5 - Starch 40.6 - NDF 35.5

Available in 25kg bag

OATS WHITE WHOLE

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.5 - CP 11.5— ME 11.5 - Starch 40.6 - NDF 35.5

Available in 25kg bag

MAIZE CRUSHED

Maize is high in carbohydrates making it good for horses that need energy for longer periods of time. It is more easily digested by horses when it is crushed. When changing between grains always measure by weight not volume.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 88.0 - CP 10.0 - ME 13.5 - Starch 73.4 - NDF 10.5

Available in 10kg and 20kg bag

MAIZE WHOLE

Maize is the second most palatable grain. It is low in protein and fiber but provides twice as much digestible energy as an equal volume of oats. Because of these characteristics, it is easy to over-feed corn, causing obesity, so horses are seldom fed corn all by itself.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 88.0 - CP 10.0 - ME 13.5 - Starch 73.4 - NDF 10.5

Available in 10kg and 20kg bag

BARLEY EXTRUDED

BARLEY BLACK

Black Hulless Barley has a lower fibre and higher protein content than hulled varieties. It is less bulky and has better nutritional value. The feed efficiency of Black Barley can be improved by crushing or boiling.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 85.0 - CP 14.0 - ME 15.0 - Starch 63.5- NDF 7.7

Available in 20kg bag

BARLEY CRUSHED

Barley has a high fat and calorie content. This makes it an excellent grain for putting weight on a lean horse. Barley is a hard grain that is more easily digested by the horse when it is crushed.

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.1 - CP 11.8 - ME 12.0 - Starch 55.00 - NDF 24.0

Available in 20kg bag

BARLEY WHOLE

TYPICAL ANALYSIS %DM: DM 87.1 - CP 11.8 - ME 13.0 - Starch 55.0 - NDF 20.7

Available in 20kg bag