Standley Feed and Seed

Analysis

Crude Protein - minimum 12.0%

Lysine - minimum 0.60%

Methionine - minimum 0.20%

Crude Fat - minimum 8.0%

Crude Fiber - maximum 12.0%

ADF - maximum 15.0%

NDF - maximum 35.0%

Dietary Starch - maximum 15.0%

Sugar - maximum 3.0%

Calcium - minimum 0.70%

Calcium - maximum 1.20%

Phosphorus - minimum 0.50%

Copper - minimum 40 ppm

Selenium - minimum 0.60 ppm

Zinc - minimum 160 ppm

Vitamin A - minimum 3,000 IU/lb

Vitamin D - minimum 300 IU/lb

Vitamin E - minimum 50 IU/lb

Biotin - minimum 0.30 mg/lb

Directions

When changing from hay feeding to a combined hay plus feed ration, make the change gradually over a 1 week period. Split total daily amounts into 2-3 feedings per day. Hay should be fed at the ratye of 1.0 to 1.5 LB per 100 LB bodyweight. Provide plenty of fresh clean water at all times. Free choice salt should be available at all times.

Store feed in a clean, cool, and dry location. Storage area should be free of rodents and insects. Do not allow animals access to feedstuffs that show signs of insect or rodent infestation. Do not allow animals access to hot or moldy feedstuffs at any time.

Feeding

Feed as described below per 100 LB of bodyweight per day.

Maintenance/Early Gestation - 0.4 to 0.6

Light Exercise/Late Gestation/Breeding Stallion - 0.7 to 0.85

Medium Exercise/Late Lactation - 0.9 to 1.1

Heavy Exercise/ Early Lactation - 1.2 to 1.5

2 Year Old's - 0.6 to 1.1

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