Sprout Pellets
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50 lb Bag Sprout Pellets - Horse Feed - Complete Nutrition
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- $35.00
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- $35.00
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$37.99 - Unit price
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1500 lb super sack Sprout Pellets - Bulk Horse Feed - Complete Nutrition
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- $490.00
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- $490.00
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$500.00 - Unit price
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2000 lb Pallet of bags Sprout Pellets - 40 ct 50 lb bags
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- $715.00
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- $715.00
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$800.00 - Unit price
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13,500 lbs Trailer Load of Sprout Pellets - 9 super sacks - Bulk Horse Feed - Complete Nutrition
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- $4,277.70
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- $4,277.70
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$4,300.00 - Unit price
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45,000 lbs Truck Load of Sprout Pellets - Bulk Horse Feed - Complete Nutrition
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- $13,965.00
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- $13,965.00
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$15,000.00 - Unit price
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Rock Salt Mineral Lick from Redmond UT
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- $19.95
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- $19.95
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$49.99 - Unit price
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Alfalfa Pellets
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50 lb bag Alfalfa Pellets - Horse Feed
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- $34.95
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- $34.95
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$37.99 - Unit price
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1500 lb super sack Alfalfa Pellets - Bulk Horse Feed - Complete Nutrition
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- $465.00
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- $465.00
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$480.00 - Unit price
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2000 lb Pallet of bags Alfalfa Pellets - 40 ct 50 lb bags
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- $675.00
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- $675.00
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$800.00 - Unit price
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13,500 lbs Trailer Load of Alfalfa Pellets - 9 super sacks - Bulk Horse Feed - Complete Nutrition
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- $4,059.45
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- $4,059.45
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$4,200.00 - Unit price
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45,000 lbs Truck Load of Alfalfa Pellets - Bulk Horse Feed - Complete Nutrition
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- $13,252.50
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- $13,252.50
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$14,000.00 - Unit price
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Rock Salt Mineral Lick from Redmond UT
- Regular price
- $19.95
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- $19.95
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$49.99 - Unit price
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Why switch to pellets?

Better Quality
Guaranteed Analysis of optimal nutrient levels give our feed the perfect balance for your horse.

Less Waste
Studies show that nearly 25-30% of baled hay goes to waste (Kentucky Equine Research). This is due to a number of factors such as animal’s waste and their distaste for the stem portion of alfalfa leaving your money on the ground.

Less Water Usage
Our barley sprout production process uses much less water than traditional farming making us a more sustainable feed.

Complete Nutrition
Our premium Sprout pellets provide optimal levels of nutrition to ensure your horses are getting everything they need in their diet. No need to supplement with oats or any other feed.

Cleaner Stables
Sprout pellets blend the stem and alfalfa leaves together. This ensures that your horses eat what you buy.

Easy Storage
Another reason why our customers love our pellets is because they are so easy to store. Whether you are heading out to a rodeo or need space in the barn, pellets will save you time and space.
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FAQ
Q: How much will a horse eat in a day?
A: Depending on your horses size and activity levels will depend on how much you should feed them. A general guideline is 1-2% of their body weight each day. For a 1000 pound horse, you would feed 10-20 lbs a day.
Q: Are the sprout pellets the same size as alfalfa cubes?
A: No, they are approximately 20% the size of a normal cube, making it easier to chew for horses.
Q: How long does it take to transition from hay to pellets?
A: There is not a one-size-fits all answer to this, but typically most horses will instantly love the pellets, if you have a picky horse it might take 1-3 days of them getting used to it for them to make the transition.
Q: Can horses with blood sugar problems eat this?
A: In most curcumstances yes, our feed comes in at 10.2% NSC and most horses with problems do very well on the sprout pellet mixture! If your horse needs a lower NSC than this, please consult with your veterinarian before making the switch.