One horse to feed, he is fed speedibeet, conditioning chaff, barley plus, biotin, seaweed, linseed and magnesium oxide. Used to cost about £20 week which is ridiculous but I've cut his portions down massively now he has gained more weight, now it's more about £5 a week
We have six section d's in at the moment, a stallion, a ridden mare a three year old, a two year old and yearling filly, a yearling colt and a section A gelding. We probably get through about half a ton of locally produced horse and pony mix that we pick up in a half ton tote bag for about £140, a couple of bags of sugar beet nuts and a couple of bags of chaff (we have recently switched to Dengie) and thats about it so probably £170 for the month.
We prob spent about £40 a month hard feed if that for 17hh boy. Chaff £10 a month, NAF Superflex £15 a month, carrots £2 per fortnight, pro-biotic mineral thingy £10 a month. Tried him on speedibeet and it gave him the runs. We were considering some sort of conditioning cube as an add in.
Ad lib haylage was a bigger priority, and we were lucky at the time it was about £20 every 2.5-3 weeks
My tb is on pure conditioning.
He gets through a bag a week.
If buying 3 at a time they are about £13 a bag but if i buy more or go in with someone to order a pallet we get a discount.
This feed is fab.
I add nothing to it.
He loves it and is looking great.
he is so fussy and a poor do-er normally.
We have four two highland a connemara and a dartmoor they get through
two bags of fast fibre 8.50=17
two bags calm and condition10.95=21.90
two bags grass8.50=17
one of sugar beet 6.95
So roughly 63 per month.
One has micronised linseed which is 27 per bag but I was given it so it hasnt cost me anything yet although I will need another one next month it has lasted 4 months so including that it would be close to £70 per month for four.
They have 12 bales of hay per month at the minute at 3.50 so 42 per month for hay