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To: KLP who wrote (120099)	8/26/2006 4:34:06 PM
From: Ish	Read Replies (1) of 225578

<<What's sweet feed, Ish?>> Usually corn or oats or a mixture of the two. It's fed to horses for the protein value, usually 12-14-16% depending on the horses need. A horse just standing around does well on 12% but if you have a nursing mare, she needs the 16% and a little more of it. It's called sweet feed because a lot of the time it has molasses mixed in to make it tasty. Too much grain can cause a horse to founder, a fatal foot problem.

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