Product Overview
The LMF Development A Concentrate by LMF Feeds is a textured, highly fortified grain concentrate formulated to meet the nutritional needs of weanlings, yearlings, and pregnant or lactating mares, particularly in the western United States.
This feed is specifically designed to complement diets consisting of more than 50% alfalfa or clover forage, ensuring balanced mineral content and optimal energy, protein, and mineral levels for growing horses.
Key Features:
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Brand: LMF Feeds
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Balanced Mineral Content: Provides essential minerals to support overall health.
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Supports Lactation: Formulated to meet the increased nutritional demands of lactating mares.
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Fetal Growth Support: Designed to promote healthy fetal development in pregnant mares.
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Optimal Nutrient Levels: Offers appropriate energy, protein, and mineral ratios for growing horses.
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Low Intake Formula: Complements western hays with a low feeding rate, reducing the risk of overfeeding.
Specifications:
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Form: Textured feed
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Suitable For: Weanlings, yearlings, pregnant mares, lactating mares
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Forage Compatibility: Ideal for diets with over 50% alfalfa or clover forage
Feeding Instructions:
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Weanlings and Yearlings (up to 18 months): Feed at 1 lb. per 100 lbs. of body weight until the horse reaches approximately 60% of its expected mature weight. For example, a young horse with an expected mature weight of 1,000 lbs. should receive up to 6 lbs. per day.
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Pregnant and Lactating Mares: Feed 3–8 lbs. per day (based on a 1,000 lb. body weight), adjusting according to body condition.
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Performance Horses (18 months and older): Consult with a nutritionist for appropriate feeding rates.
Usage Instructions:
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Diet Composition: Use when the diet consists of more than 50% alfalfa or clover forage.
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Supplementation: Ensure access to free-choice iodized salt and fresh, clean water at all times.
Care Instructions:
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Storage: Store in a cool, dry place to maintain feed quality.
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Shelf Life: Use within the recommended period to ensure optimal freshness and nutrient availability.
