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Also, it should be noted that just because the label says something doesn't 
mean it is so.  For example, the Farmer's Feed brand of molasses that I had 
been buying, does not list molasses as an ingredient anywhere on it.  Not 
on the bag, not on the tag.  yet, their nutritionist said that it most 
definitely has molasses and that the % can vary considerably from batch to 
batch, anywhere from a few % to over 16%.  I already had kinda figured that 
out based upon the results I had from my horse <g>.  I now try to buy 
certain brands that contain no molasses, or if I notice that the water that 
soaks the molasses is really dark I'll rinse, sometimes it takes two or 
three times to rinse it clear.  It does make a difference in two of my 
horses, it's not that a normal amount on a daily feeding would affect them 
so much as it is that when they are doing rides they are getting fed 
considerably more of it.

Karen
in NV


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