Re: feed

[Maggie Mieske <mmieske@netonecom.net>]

I don't use Pennfield but I do use a feed marketed by Armada which is
formulated by KER... my horses love it and I am happy as well.... I am
getting closer and closer to that level of satisfaction at which I can sleep
nights that my equine kids are well taken care of.  They probably eat better
than my human kids... at least that's what they think!!  Anything formulated
by KER I would be inclined to say is the best!
Maggie

VMAXEPT Roger Rittenhouse wrote:

> I used Penfield feeds when I lived in PA.
> The mix was by Dr Jeannie Waldron.
>  Now the new mixes are formulated by KER and Dr K Crandel and Dr Waldron
> and Dr PAgan..
> I have acquired samples of these feeds..likel eft overs form demo at the
> various shows I attend up north.
> Only ONE way to put it.. I think these formulations are about the best
> feed I have seen evaluated and feed.
> Read the label   - pick the one you need for your horse.. call Penfield
> or KER   ask for Dr Kathleen.. they will not steer you wrong.. even
> though some might think of them as 'in the business'  yep but they do it
> well.
>
> If I could get these feeds here in TN, I would switch today.
>
> May want to ask Val K -- as in GOLD-- what she thinks of these feeds..
> as Dr PAgan said they shipped a load over there -since the other feeds
> were NOT up to her standards. Val has been on Penfields for YEARS..
>
> The group up there in PA has a gold mine-- but cant make enough of the
> stuff to ship around.. and the process mill and equipment is different,
> so other mills just cant use the formulation provided by KER .
>
> They use a super-flaked corn.. Heat rolled and steamed. IT is like a pop
> corn but flat.. and the great part is the starch is pre-processed so
> NONE of the corn ends up in the lower guts.. to cause problems.
>
> --i don't sell it..
> YET
>
> Roger R