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Oats

Oats

For most of man’s long association with and dependence upon the horse, there was only one supplementary food to grass and hay: oats.

They were fed varying proportions of oats and hay depending on their level of work and the choice was either whole or rolled oats. Oats were available and, most importantly, were best suited to a horse’s digestive system.

They have been considered the "safest" grain to feed horses because their starch is more easily digested in the horse's small intestine than the starches in maize or barley. This minimizes the potential for undigested starches to reach the horse's hind gut, where they can cause colic.

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OATAALIN

OATAALIN

OATAALIN mix is designed to give horses the best of whole natural foods in three key grains: the digestibility and energy of Oats, the Calcium & Vitamins and buffer to acidity in Alfalfa and Omega 3, 6, & 9 Fatty Acids in Linseed.

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Haylage

Haylage

We have been making haylage for sale to horse owners here on the Highclere Estate for over 20 years and take great pride in the quality and consistency of what we make.

We cut over 200 acres of grass leys a year and have built up our business through word of mouth. Our customers include polo yards, livery yards, eventing yards, racing yards as well customers who keep hunters, ponies and riding horses.

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Hay

Hay

We produce four varieties of hay at Porchester Farms;

Meadow Hay 

Rye Grass Hay

Sainfoin Hay

Timothy Hay

 

 

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Straw

Straw

We produce three types of straw at Porchester Farms;

Oat, Wheat and Barley.

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Other Products

Other Products

The Farm here at Highclere has a range of other produce, from mixed corn for chicken feed, birdseed as well as whole and rolled Barley.

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Grain Bagging plant

Grain Bagging plant

In 2010 Porchester Farm invested in an Automated Robot, over the last ten years we have gradually upgraded the equipment. This machine has enabled improved efficiency and reduced manual handling. The automated bagging line weighs, fills, labels and stiches bags ready to be stacked by the Robot.

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