MMF Micronised Mixed Flakes 25kg

MMF Micronised Mixed Flakes 25kg

A premium complementary feedstuff crafted from three carefully selected micronised grains. MMF Micronised Mixed Flakes deliver highly digestible energy in a convenient 25kg bag — ideal for horses, ponies, and ruminants that need a palatable, easy-to-process grain blend.

Composition

• 25% Micronised Flaked Peas — a digestible plant protein source
• 25% Micronised Flaked Maize — a dense, slow-release energy source
• 50% Micronised Flaked Barley — a highly digestible starch for sustained energy

Key Benefits

• Highly digestible — micronising breaks down starch for improved gut absorption
• Versatile — suitable for horses, ponies, and ruminants
• Palatable — readily accepted by even fussy feeders
• Complementary feed — mix with your existing ration to boost energy and protein
• 25kg bag — practical size for yards and smallholdings

How to Feed

Mix into your horse's existing feed ration. Quantities will vary depending on the animal's size, workload, and overall diet. Always introduce new feeds gradually over 7–10 days and ensure fresh water is available at all times.

FAQ

What is micronising and why does it matter?

Micronising uses infrared heat to cook and expand grain starches, making them significantly more digestible than raw or rolled grains. This means more energy is absorbed in the small intestine, reducing the risk of hindgut fermentation.

Is this suitable for horses prone to laminitis?

This blend contains maize and barley which are higher in starch. We recommend consulting your vet or equine nutritionist before feeding to laminitis-prone horses or ponies.

Can I feed this to ruminants?

Yes — MMF Micronised Mixed Flakes are suitable for ruminants including cattle, sheep, and goats as a complementary feed ingredient.

How much should I feed per day?

Feeding rates vary by animal size and workload. As a guide, start with a small amount (e.g. 200–500g for horses) and adjust based on body condition and energy requirements.

Does it need soaking?

No soaking is required. The flakes can be fed dry or dampened slightly if preferred.