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*NSC (Non-structural Carbohydrates) = Dietary Starch + Sugar What makes some feeds better than others? What nutrients really make a difference in your horse's health? And how do we deliver the right combination for your animal? Those were our questions. Smart Grain Formulation is our answer.

Select work level/status & find estimated bodyweight to find minimum range of LB to feed per day with forage.

Feed no less than the minimum LB listed along with at least 1.5% bwt in forage per day. If your individual horse requires more feed to maintain desired body condition, please transition to a feed designed for higher feeding rates such as a SafeChoice or ProForce product.

TIP: If you are feeding a lower protein forage such as coastal hay or lower quality grass hay, you may want to start at the high end of the range listed for your horse’s bodyweight.