"High Fiber GOLD" Forage Feed is the same great "Hi Fiber" short-chop forage blend of timothy, oat and alfalfa hay blended with soybean oil as an alternative to molasses.

"Hi Fiber GOLD" is designed to enhance the diet of most horses, young and old, maintenance of Pleasure Horses or Hard Working Performance Horses.

"Hi Fiber GOLD" is also beneficial for horses with particular health issues. The naturally low-sugar and low-starch levels make our new forage feed beneficial for horses with laminitis and horses with Cushings. The addition of soybean oil has benefits beyond weight gain, calories from fat are utilized and digested efficiently in the digestive system of the horse. Fat helps increase stamina and provides a level-headed energy as well as giving a healthy shine to your horse's coat. A high fat diet is recommended for horses with EPSM (tying-up). Our high temperature drying process eliminates mold spores which are harmful for horses with respiratory allergies (heaves).

Ingredients: Dehydrated chopped timothy hay, oat hay, alfalfa hay. Soybean Oil.

Guaranteed Analysis:
Protein ……… 9%
Fat ……………5%
Fiber ……….. 30%
Calcium …… 0.4% min. Calcium ……… 0.7% max.
Phosphorus ……… 0.2%

Feeding Directions:

Lucerne Farms Forage Feeds are an excellent foundation for building a horse's feeding program. They can be used to supplement the existing hay supply or totally replace the hay portion of the horse's diet. You determine the proper amount according to the horse's age, weight, temperament and work load.

• When fed as the sole forage ration, feed 1% - 1.5% of the horses bodyweight per day.
• When fed as a supplement, feed 4 to 6 lbs. per day.
• When fed as a partial hay replacement, feed on a pound for pound exchange rate.

This feed can be fed in a bucket, in a corner feeder mixed with the daily grain ration or even outside in a feed tub. However you choose to feed, remember to calculate your feed by weight not volume.

As a guide, a 5 gallon water bucket packed full with our forage weighs approximately 5 pounds.
*Always make changes to your horse’s diet gradually over a period of 7 to 10 days.