Gristed Maize 20kg | T & R High-Energy Horse Feed

Gristed Maize 20kg | T & R High-Energy Horse Feed

$41.95

Gristed maize 20kg by T & R: palatable, high-energy WA-grown corn for performance horses, plus pigs, poultry, cattle and sheep.
Available for Click and Collect ONLY:
Farmco Moora – Order by 9am (AWST) for same day collection after 4pm.
Yerecoin Traders – Order by 12pm (AWST) Wednesdays for collection after 4pm Thursdays.

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What Farmco Recommends It For:

Farmco recommends T & R Gristed Maize as a high-energy grain for performance horses, from eventers and campdrafters to racehorses and hard-working stock horses. It’s also a great energy boost in the diets of pigs, poultry, cattle and sheep. Feed it alongside a balanced diet to lift energy and condition without changing your whole feeding program.

Why It’s a Farmco Favourite:

Gristed maize is highly palatable, so even fussy eaters tuck in. T & R sources it from Western Australian farmers and keeps processing to a minimum, so the grain keeps its natural goodness. With 16.24MJ/kg digestible energy, a little goes a long way.

Why Gristed Maize Suits Performance Horses

Horses in hard work burn a lot of energy. T & R Gristed Maize delivers concentrated fuel to help performance horses train, compete and recover, while holding their condition through a busy season. With 63.8% starch and 4.6% crude fat, it’s one of the most energy-dense grains you can feed.

Naturally Nutritious

Maize contains natural vitamin A and vitamin E, which support eyesight, immunity and a healthy skin and coat. Minimal processing helps keep these nutrients intact.

Grown in Western Australia

T & R sources its grain from Western Australian farmers, supporting local growers and giving you a quality product you can trust. Learn more about the range on the T & R website.

Versatile Across the Farm

Gristed maize also suits pigs, poultry, cattle and sheep. Mix it through existing rations or add it to a home-made blend to suit your animals’ needs.

How to Feed Gristed Maize

Introduce it gradually over several days, and feed it alongside good-quality roughage and a balanced diet. Grain-fed sheep and cattle may need a buffer to help prevent acidosis. Always provide clean, fresh water.

Store It Right

Keep bags in a cool, dry, clean place. Stored correctly, T & R Gristed Maize is best used within 12 months of packing.

Fuel Up This Season

Pick up a bag of T & R Gristed Maize and give your performance horses and livestock a natural energy boost.

Available for Click and Collect ONLY:
Farmco Moora – Orders received by 9am (AWST) will be available same day for collection after 4pm.
Yerecoin Traders – Orders received by 12pm (AWST) on a Wednesday will be available for collection by 4pm Thursday. 

  • Gristed maize (corn) feed grain
  • High-energy grain, excellent for performance horses
  • Highly palatable
  • 16.24MJ/kg digestible energy
  • 63.8% starch and 4.6% crude fat
  • Natural source of vitamin A and vitamin E
  • Minimally processed to retain natural goodness
  • Sourced from Western Australian farmers
  • Also suits pigs, poultry, cattle and sheep
  • Available in 20kg

  • Brand: T & R
  • Size: 20kg
  • Origin: Sourced from Western Australian farmers
  • Nutritional analysis (as fed, guaranteed minimums): Digestible energy 16.24MJ/kg; Crude protein 11.9%; Crude fat 4.6%; Fibre 12.3%; Starch 63.8%; NCS 76.7%; Phosphorus 0.25%; Calcium 0.04%
  • Feeding guide: Can be fed to most animals as part of a balanced diet. Sheep and cattle may need a buffer when fed grain.
  • Usage tips: Introduce gradually over several days and always provide good-quality roughage and clean, fresh water
  • Storage: Store in a dry, cool and clean place
  • Shelf life: Best before 12 months from packing date when stored correctly

THIS PRODUCT DOES NOT CONTAIN RESTRICTED ANIMAL MATERIAL

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