Unmolassed beet

[Munchkin]

What brand do you use?

 

[maggiesmum]

trident equibeet, its loads cheaper than the quick soak ones.

 

[yhearia]

Speedi-beet

 

[peanut]

Speedibeet as it's only 5% sugar

 

[teddyt]

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trident equibeet, its loads cheaper than the quick soak ones.

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Ditto. Also, when soaked it also has larger particles in it compared to quick soak, which my vet told me is better for the gut. He also said because the quick soak stuff is processed in order for it to soak quickly, this also denatures the fibre. This is not so good for the horse.

 

[lucemoose]

Does anyone use the grey/white unmolassed beet?

 

[WelshD]

My sheep and chickens get Garvo sugar beet, I believe that its unmolassed

 

[Donkeymad]

I use the Trident stuff too

 

[berry]

I use Eurobeet as its unmollased as my mare has a sugar intollorance.

 

[maggiesmum]

Just to add the trident equibeet is unmolassed.

 

[kezimac]

wish i could get the trident one - nowhere stocks it have to use kwikbeet at £9 a bag

 

[SirenaXVI]

Speedibeet for me!

 

[hellybelly6]

Speedi beet

 

[Abbeygale]

Donklet - where do you get your trident stuff from? Thx x

 

[sarah0786]

At the moment I use speedibeet but the new feed shop stocks the trident stuff so I'm going to switch to that and save some pennies.

 

[Lou_Lou123]

I used to use the white flakes which had to be soaked for 12 hours, and I'm sure Dodson and horrell made them but can't find them on their website. They were fab!

 

[RobinHood]

This is what I'm feeding at the moment, D&H unmolassed sugar beet shreds, massive sack for about £8. Needs soaking for 12hrs but sometimes I cheat and use hot water so it's faster.