Murray wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:34 am
Yep, that's safflower. I like a fair bit of saff in a mix, It's obviously very rich in fats, but it also has about 16% protein. So you don't have to worry about loading them with peas after a race.
That can save messing about with the feed so much and causing upset digestion.
But that mix, wow! The bloke must have got a cheap deal on a ton of safflower or something!
I agree with Murray, it would be good for the digestion system.
Niel, it was 2 young bird mixes from Bamfords. Centenary youngsters and depurative mixed together.
Murray wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2024 7:34 am
Yep, that's safflower. I like a fair bit of saff in a mix, It's obviously very rich in fats, but it also has about 16% protein. So you don't have to worry about loading them with peas after a race.
That can save messing about with the feed so much and causing upset digestion.
But that mix, wow! The bloke must have got a cheap deal on a ton of safflower or something!
I agree with Murray, it would be good for the digestion system.
Niel, it was 2 young bird mixes from Bamfords. Centenary youngsters and depurative mixed together.
It doesn’t look like that to me to be honest but maybe it’s the video
I agree with Murray, it would be good for the digestion system.
Niel, it was 2 young bird mixes from Bamfords. Centenary youngsters and depurative mixed together.
It doesn’t look like that to me to be honest but maybe it’s the video
That is what he said used Niel, i do like the mix myself, Youngsters could have a good feed on this mix, and digest their food with no problems. As long there is a good balance of seeds it should be just right.
I don’t doubt it mate
I think it’s my eyes or the video what looks like sunflower to me it safflower must be wheat and barley , my eyes are not what they were
I use the same yb mix to I start to train
The bloke must have got a cheap deal on a ton of safflower or something!