
Feed, Treats & Supplements · Supplements & Ration Balancers
Gro N Win Horse Feed Balancer, 32% Protein
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Key Features
5x Vitamins and Minerals
32% Crude Protein with Lysine
13% NSC Profile
Forage-First Compatible
Product Description
Cashmans Buckeye Nutrition Gro N Win Ration Balancer is a concentrated supplement feed designed to complement a forage-first feeding program, providing 5 times the vitamins and minerals of most feeds at a lower feeding rate - making it an efficient, cost-effective way to fill the nutritional gaps in a hay-based diet without feeding large amounts of grain. This Gro N Win ration balancer has a 13% NSC (sugar and starch) profile, 32% crude protein minimum, and 2% lysine minimum, giving horses the essential amino acids needed to build and maintain topline and support overall muscle condition without the excess calories of a full grain ration. The low feeding rate of this Buckeye Gro N Win makes it ideal for easy keepers, horses on a forage-only diet, horses in light work, and breeding or growing horses that need superior nutrition without excess energy. It is a versatile product that works across a wide range of horse types and management programs.
This Gro N Win Ration Balancer is the foundation supplement in the Buckeye Nutrition line and is incorporated into many of their complete feeds, which tells you something about how fundamental good amino acid and mineral balance is to horse health. Feeding this ration balancer means you can maintain horses on quality hay while being confident that their vitamin, mineral, and amino acid requirements are met. Cashmans carries this Buckeye Nutrition Gro N Win alongside the full Buckeye feed line including Cadence, Prominent, Pleasure, and Safe N Easy feeds. Pick up your Gro N Win Ration Balancer at Cashmans in Delaware, Ohio.