The most economical and versatile way to feed lucerne. More choice than ever! We can now offer LuciePellets. This is the same high quality lucerne that goes into our LucieNuts, but the pellets are smaller at 6mm instead of 10-12mm of the Nuts.
If you prefer to use dry feeds this may be more appropriate. They also fit better into feed balls and are a little less expensive.
However, even if you may find feeding dry more convenient, it is better to feed at least well dampened and best to feed soaked - after all grazing is around 70% or more water

The Nuts are fatter than many pellets, with a coarser grist. Soaked, they form a fine chop. In small amounts, they can be mixed into plenty of soaked, unmolassed beet pulp. Soaked with beet pulp, they make a complete feed to replace hay for horses sensitive to dust. Elderly horses find this easy to eat. Safe for laminitics. A handful can be scattered around the stable or paddock to extend eating time and relieve boredom. Will provide muscle and top line without alteration to temperament.

Typical Analysis: Crude Protein 18%, Crude Fibre 28%, Oil 3.5%, Ash 9.7%.

Sun-dried Lucerne chop is compressed into mini biscuits that are soaked before use to produce a succulent and very palatable feed. Ideal for fussy horses. An essential for competition horses, providing a drink in a feed that can be eaten at any time. The Lucie Cobs absorb 4 times their volume of water, supplying food, water and electrolytes. Keep a bag in the wagon so they are always there for shows! Useful source of Selenium and vitamin E, and because they are sun-dried, of Vitamin D.

Typical Analysis: Crude Protein 18%, Crude Fibre 33%, Oil 3%, Ash 8%.

Horses that do well at grass in the summer but drop off when stabled or in the winter thrive on grass nuts. The Blue Bag Grass Pellets provide good quality grass all year round and suit most horse and ponies in moderate work. Thoroughbreds do especially well on them. Use with confidence knowing that you are feeding only grass. The pellets are small enough for feeding balls.

Typical Analysis: Crude Protein 9%, Crude Fibre 30%, Oil 2%, Ash 7%.

Choosing a clean ocean source ensures purity. The single variety, Ascophylum nodosum, concentrates the sea’s minerals into a bio-available and balanced form. A full compliment of amino acids and vitamins makes seaweed an unrivalled complementary feed. Lower in iodine than kelp. Users have found improved coat, hooves, helps to optimise fertility and resistance to disease. Especially useful for over weights requiring nutrients without excess calories, horses working hard, stallions at stud and youngstock.

Typical Analysis: Crude Protein 6.9%, Crude Fibre <8%, Ash 20-25%.

Developed specifically for moody mares, hormonally challenged, stressed and temperamental equines. Comprised of Instant Linseed, Traditional Brewers Yeast and Epsom Salts (magnesium sulphate). An effective complementary feed offering high levels of nutritional support, good quality proteins, natural B vitamins and extra magnesium. Stressed horses respond to vitamin B; hormonal ones can improve with yeast or linseed; and low magnesium levels have been associated with behavioural difficulties.

Typical Analysis: Crude Protein 24%, Crude Fibre 9.7%, Oil 33.6%, Ash 5.1%.

A pure organic salt lick in a bucket for all horses and ponies. Salt is perhaps the most important electrolyte for all horses and ponies and can be made available ad lib in the field or stable. The Simple System Ltd Saltlick Bucket contains sodium and a top up of magnesium in pure salt form approved and certified by The Soil Association. It is suitable for use in all circumstances including organic pasture.