New! Horse Pill Carriers
Giving Medication Just Got Easier
Standlee Horse Pill Carriers® are designed as an aid for dispensing medications or supplements in pill or capsule form. Place medication or supplement inside the center opening of the pill carrier, then lightly push the medication or supplement into the paste. The first time offering the pill carriers, provide the horse one or two carriers without medication or supplement to condition acceptance. Can be fed to horse like a treat, or just drop into the feeder. If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
Standlee Horse Pill Carriers® Alfalfa-Based – natural option for dispensing medication or supplements in pill or capsule form. Support AntioxidantEnrichment – contains cranberries to help support the immune system. Pill Holding Design – assures medication or supplement is delivered to the animal. Stay Fresh Packaging – resealable package to keep horse pill carriers fresh and palatable. No Preservatives, Colors or Artificial Flavors.
Now Available - Organic and Non GMO Alfalfa Bales & Pellets
Premium 100% Organic Alfalfa Pellets are high density pellets of Standlee Premium Western Forage®. Alfalfa forage is low in sugar, moderately high in protein, high in calories and digestible
fiber. They are certified organic by the USDA and GMO free, with no artificial colors, flavors or chemicals added. Sustainable, and ecologically grown ingredients. This product provides an organic feed alternative for animals and backyard food production for families.
Premium Organic Alfalfa Grab & Go® Compressed Bales are formed by allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage® to grow to the proper stage of maturity, cutting the plants, allowing them to sun-cure (dry) to an acceptable moisture level and baling the forage at the optimal time. Standlee Premium Western Forage® creates Grab & Go® compressed bales of forage from a large 4’x4’x8’ bale that is put through a press, sliced horizontally, pushed onto a scale, weighed, compressed, banded and then shrink-wrapped.
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THE STANDLEE DIFFERENCE -- At Standlee Hay Company, we are committed to quality --
Superior quality is evident in our products and in the way we do business every day!
The Standlee Difference starts with quality in the field. Our farm managers are deeply involved in all areas of production ensuring that all quality standards are met or exceeded throughout the growing process.
Truck with Green Forage
Forage Shredder Machine Our farm employees carefully nurture and harvest our fields to make sure our forage meets our product specifications and exceed your quality standards. The team is also trained to grade the forage to make sure the correct forage goes into each bag or bale!
Forage fresh from the field is transported to our plant in Eden (Idaho) where all forage products are manufactured. The Eden plant underwent an extensive remodel in 2014 to elevate the facility to the highest safety, quality and productions standards including:
New state of the art metal detection systems New high capacity shredders and hammer mill for our cube, pellet and chopped processes New robots efficiently and safely stack finished product We at Standlee have spent years perfecting the best ways to ship our nutritious products. From container loads of fresh green alfalfa forage bales to pallets of bagged pellets and cubes, we
have chosen shipping methods that deliver that “fresh from the field� product to dealer and retail locations around the world. Rest assured... when you purchase any Standlee product, your valued animal is receiving the highest quality forage that delivers consistently the greatest nutritional benefit!
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SINCE 1981 WE GROW 1601 NUTRITIONAL WHITE PAPER
PREMIUM WESTERN FORAGE
GUARANTEED ANYALYSIS WHY IS IT IMPORTANT? Standlee Premium Western Forage®
Every Standlee Premium Western Forage product comes with a guaranteed analysis of our forage. We list the minimum percent of crude protein, the minimum percent of crude fat, the maximum percent of crude fiber, as well as the maximum percent of ash. These values are all determined by sending samples to a laboratory and having it analyzed. While it is important that we provide you with this information, it is also important that we make sure you know why each of these values are important. Here is a brief summary of the importance of each of these nutritional components.
Crude protein: Protein provides amino acids which are involved in nearly all of the vital processes in a horse. They are also responsible for helping build bones and build and repair muscles and soft tissues. Horses at different life stages and work levels require different amounts of protein. Growing horses and those used for breeding require a higher level than pleasure and performance horses.
energy, it has to first be converted to volatile fatty acids. This is done by bacteria in a horse’s gut which then provides the horse with 30-70% of their digestible energy needs. Due to its importance in digestive health, a horse’s diet should be composed of at least 50% fiber.
Ash: Ash is the mineral portion of forage that remains after the complete burning of combustible material during laboratory analysis. The ash content in a forage can come from both internal (what the plant is made of) and external (like dirt when forage is harvested) sources. While not a direct measurement of nutrient content in forage, ash is used to determine the total digestible nutrients (TDN) which is one way of determining the energy content in forage.
Crude fat: The function of fat is to provide energy for the horse. Horses can also get energy by eating carbohydrates, but when comparing the same volume, fat provides more energy than carbohydrates. Forages contain very low amounts of fat so horses that need a higher fat diet will need to be supplemented with an additional fat source.
Crude fiber: Fiber is the most important part of a horse’s diet. In addition to providing energy, fiber also helps the digestive system function properly. Horses are not able to get energy directly from the consumption of fiber. In order for fiber to provide them with
At Standlee Premium Western Forage, we aim to provide our customers with the best forage possible. One of the ways we do this is by testing our products for nutrients analysis and providing that information to you as a guarantee. WWW.STANDLEEFORAGE.COM 800-398-0819
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Who We Are - The Executive Team
Mike Standlee
Founder & Innovation Leader
Mike & his wife, Whendy, founded the company in 1981. Mike’s original pioneering vision was to grow and market Premium Western Forage® throughout the United States. His vision has since expanded to providing Idaho’s exceptional forage around the globe. Mike is an active participant on the Standlee Executive and Advisory boards and fulfills the leadership role driving innovation as well as overseeing special projects. Mike leverages his over 40 years of forage & agri-business experience to drive innovation at Standlee and within the market. Mike & Whendy live in Eden, ID where they enjoy spending time with their 3 grown children and 5 grandchildren.
Dusty Standlee
CEO & President Dusty’s experience in the forage industry started at an early age with his grandfather, Gene Standlee, before joining his father, Mike Standlee, at Western Alfalfa Farms which later became Standlee Hay Company. He has worked in almost every facet of the company and took on an active management role in 2002. In 2012, he became President of Standlee Hay Company. Most recently, Dusty accepted and assumed the CEO role at Standlee Hay Company from his father, Mike, in 2015. Dusty lives in Eden, ID and enjoys spending time with his wife, Amanda, and their son & daughter.
South West Regional Sales Manager
Cindy Bistodeau European Sales Manager
Call for more information Cell: (208) 329-0123 E-Mail: cbistodeau@ standleeforage.com
Scott Plew
Bobby Delgado
CFO & Executive Vice President
Vice President Standlee Hay Trucking
Scott joined the company in 2015 and is responsible for the Finance, Marketing, Sales and Procurement functions. Prior to joining the Standlee team, Scott had worked closely with Standlee Hay Company as a consultant on financial and planning matters.
Bobby joined Standlee Hay Company in 2003 where he worked on the farms, in the plant and within transportation logistics. In 2008, Bobby became the Director of Standlee Hay Trucking. Bobby continues to manage Standlee Hay Trucking which has a fleet of vehicles servicing the farms, plant and short hauls to customers for Standlee Hay Companies.
Scott came to the company from a financial and management consulting firm where he became the youngest partner in the history of the firm. During his 11 year tenure at the firm, Scott developed a wide range of skills and expertise related to strategy and tactical development, operational improvements and financial assessment. He also has an extensive knowledge of agricultural-based businesses.
Bobby, his wife, Kami, and 3 active daughters live in Eden, ID.
Jason joined Standlee’s farming team in 2011 as the Blue Gulch Farm Manager overseeing all aspects of this 4,000 acre facility in Twin Falls, Idaho. Within a year, he was promoted to General Manager of Standlee Agriculture Resources managing all Standlee farms. Jason brings a lifetime of farming expertise starting with a small family farm of 2,500 acres in Murtaugh, Idaho thru today managing Standlee’s over 31,000 acres producing the finest Premium Western Forage®. Jason and his wife, Angie, live in Kimberly, ID with their 3 children.
Jason Stanger
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Meet the Experts........
International Export In 2004, Standlee started providing select Standlee Premium Western Forage® products around the globe. Standlee originally set forth to market and distribute select products in Japan and Taiwan and has expanded into Korea, the Middle East, New Zealand and China. International Products In June of 2010, Standlee brought on-board a full time consultant based in China. For inside China, please contact Guoli Cao at gcao@standleeforage. com. Standlee delivers the highest quality Standlee Premium Western Forage® products in an efficient and timely manner utilizing rail and trucking options for delivery to West Coast ports. Once our products reach the West Coast, Standlee utilizes most major shipping lines to keep ocean freight competitively priced and assure timely shipments. Go to our International Products Page to learn more about Standlee Premium Western Forage® products sold internationally. 6
OUR COMPANY HISTORY
same passion as their father and grandfather. Today Dusty Standlee, the eldest of the Standlee children, is the CEO and President of Standlee Hay Company.
As a young boy growing up in rural Eden, Idaho, Mike Standlee could not have envisioned the expansive modern day Standlee Hay Company.
Gene and June Standlee taught their five children at a very young age about the meaning of a strong work ethic and the joys of farming. Mike Standlee and his siblings kept very busy working and growing up in their family’s forage fields of Southern Idaho. During Mike’s youth, he and his brother Lynn developed a mutual love and passion for forage farming.
Standlee Hay Company, Inc. now owns/leases over 18,000 acres and harvests an additional 13,000 acres of carefully managed alfalfa, timothy grass, orchard grass, alfalfa/grass and orchard/alfalfa forage. Our facility in the small town of Eden, Idaho is 142,000 square feet. We have an extensive customer base both domestically and internationally.
Lynn C. Standlee Standing by Truck 1975
Upon graduating from High School and after many years of mentoring by their father Gene, Mike and his brother Lynn set out on their own to become farmers in their own right. Mike bought a swather and Lynn bought a stacker and thus the two of them began custom farming while still continuing to work on their family farm. Mike and Lynn worked together in the custom forage business and in the horse business for many years.
to market to the Eastern United States. Mike’s vision to grow a market in the East required land and in 1990 he purchased his first farm of 240 acres. In 1991, Mike purchased a big bale press and proceeded to open new markets. In 2001, he put in a 108,000 square foot forage facility that included; a big bale press, cuber, pelleter, bagger, and cottonseed piler.
Mike Standlee and his wife Whendy with just $900 in their pockets started what today is known as the Standlee Hay Company. With an old 1969 Peterbilt truck, a used swather and baler, Mike put up enough forage
Like his father, Mike wanted to pass down the farming tradition to his children. Mike and Whendy’s children began working in the forage fields at a young age and they too developed the
Standlee Hay Company, Inc. is a leader in the forage industry. We continue to market and develop the highest quality products for our loyal customers “all year.”
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3 WIRE VS. TRAINING MATERIAL COMPRESSED
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Compressed Bale After Expansion
FEEDING COMPRESSED BALES •
Always feed by weight not volume.
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Feed 1.5-2.5% of body weight in forage per day. For a 1000 lb horse, that’s approximately 15-25 lbs per horse per day.
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Standlee compressed bales weigh approximately 50 lbs per bale, but will vary slightly so always weigh your horse’s forage.
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Cut bales during the previous feeding to allow for expansion and be sure bale is placed in a large tub, wheelbarrow or something of that nature to keep the forage contained.
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When you cut and remove the straps from the bale, as an example, you may count approximately 11 flakes. However in this case, after 6-12 hours of expansion, you would then count approximately 22 flakes. You haven’t magically made more hay, it has just expanded into normal flakes.
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As an example, if you count 22 flakes in the bale (number of flakes may vary), you would divide 50# by 22 flakes and the flakes would average 2.27# each. Using this example, a 1000 lb horse with no other forage should consume around 15-25 pounds per day or 6 to 11 flakes per day (be sure to weigh your horse’s forage).
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Once you have become accustomed to the expansion of the bale, you will likely not need to cut the bale in advance of feeding the forage, since you will be familiar with the product.
For any questions, please contact Standlee Premium Western Forage® at customerservice@standleeforage.com or 1-800-398-0819. Due to natural characteristics of forage and low processing, our products are unique by their very nature and products may have some slight variations. SPWF makes every effort to ensure any variance does not affect the quality of the product.
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PREMIUM ALFALFA COMPRESSED BALES Premium Alfalfa Compressed Bales are formed by allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage® to grow to the proper stage of maturity, cutting the plants, allowing them to sun-cure (dry) to an acceptable moisture level and baling the forage at the optimal time. Standlee Premium Western Forage® creates compressed bales of forage from a large 4’x4’x8’ bale that is put through a press, sliced horizontally, pushed onto a scale, weighed, compressed and then banded. Alfalfa forage is low in sugar, moderately high in protein, high in calories and digestible fiber. Forages are non-perishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. Always store forages in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area. As long as the product is properly stored, forages can last for well over a year or more. Available in 50 pound bales. Benefits: • Low in carbohydrates. • Natural forage length mimics grazing. • Slow intake, stimulates chewing and minimizes digestive upset. Feeding Instructions: On average, most horses comfortably consume 2% of their body weight in dry forage per day. This equates to 20 lbs of dry forage per day for a 1000 lb horse. Standlee recommends that you weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. This is especially important with baled and compressed forage since similar volumes of forage (a flake for example) vary in weight. Standlee also recommends cutting the bands on compressed bales and allowing the bale to expand overnight to avoid overfeeding. Feed Standlee Premium Western Baled or Standlee Premium Western Compressed Forage at a minimum rate of 1.5% of body weight. Gradually increase or decrease the amount of forage to maintain desired body condition. Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses. Always provide free-access to fresh, clean water.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein............16% Minimum Crude Fat...................1.5% Minimum Crude Fiber................30% Maximum Moisture.....................12% Maximum Ingredients: Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Alfalfa Forage Recommended for: Horse, cattle, bison, goat, sheep, camel, llama, alpaca, deer and elk.
If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
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CUT DOWN WHITE PAPER 1302 THE CARBS
NUTRITIONAL
LOW CARB FORAGE OPTIONS Dr. Tania Cubitt and Dr. Stephen Duren, Performance Horse Nutrition and Standlee Premimum Western Forage® Consultants The statement, “I need low carbohydrate hay for my horse”, has become popular in recent years. The reasons, or potential reasons, for wanting low carbohydrate hay could be many. Included in the list of reasons for horse owners to want a low carbohydrate feed for their horse include the desire to influence or modify behavior, or sensitivity to socalled carbohydrate diseases including Tying-up, Cushing’s Disease, Laminitis, Insulin Resistance (IR) and Obesity. But before we recommend that our clients try to reduce or eliminate carbohydrate from the equine diet, we should understand more about carbohydrates in forages. Structural carbohydrates (fiber) are typically found in the the cell wall of the plant and are often referred to as fiber. Analytically the major carbohydrates associated with the cell wall are cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. Baled hay, mature pasture grass, beet pulp and soybean seed coats are good sources of structural (fibrous) carbohydrate. Structural carbohydrates are resistant to
enzyme digestion in the small intestine and must be fermented by bacteria in the horse’s hindgut. Non-Structural Carbohydrate (NSC) is carbohydrate associated with the inner portions of the plant cell, or plant cell contents. NSC is made up sugars, starches and fructans. This can be further broken down into the analytical terms water soluble carbohydrates (WSC; sugar + fructan) and ethanol soluble carbohydrates (ESC; sugar). Non-Structural Carbohydrate then becomes the sum of WSC and Starch. During photosynthesis, green plants ‘fix’ atmospheric carbon dioxide in the presence of light, resulting in the production of energy. When energy is produced in excess of the requirement of the plant for growth and development, it is converted into storage, or ‘reserve’ carbohydrates. In warm season grasses (native grasses; Big bluestem, Indiangrass), starch is the primary storage carbohydrate, whereas in cool season grasses (e.g. Orchard grass or Timothy) sugar and fructan are the primary stor-
age carbohydrate. As a practical point, commonly fed legumes such as clover and alfalfa also store carbohydrate as starch. Starch production and storage occurs in the chloroplasts of the leaf, this is a self-limiting process with starch productions ceasing once the chloroplasts become saturated. Legumes and warm season grasses typically have lower NSC contents than other grasses due to this self-limiting function. Studies have shown that environmental conditions cause significant changers in the amounts of NSC that accumulate in forage plants. Factors that reduce growth, but do not affect energy storage result in the accumulation of elevated concentration of NSC. Conversely factors which encourage growth generally result in a reduction of NSC content. Standlee Hay Company scientifically monitors soil fertility and irrigation of all their forages which results in optimal plant growth rates and typically lower NSC contents.
APPROXIMATE NON STRUCTURAL CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT OF STANDLEE PREMIUM WESTERN FORAGE® Product Alfalfa cubes Alfalfa pellets Timothy pellets Alfalfa/Timothy cubes Alfalfa/Timothy pellets Alfalfa/Oat cubes Orchard grass pellets Apple Berry Cookie Cubes™ Orchard grass forage Timothy grass forage Alfalfa forage Alfalfa/grass forage
Carbohydrate Content WSC % 8 7 11 8 10 9 12 10 10 11 8 11
Starch % 1 1 .8 1 2 2 2 1 2 .8 2 1
NSC % 9 9 12 9 12 10 14 11 11 12 9 12
Recommendations for horses at risk for, or suffering from carbohydrate sensitive disorders: Evaluate the WSC + Starch value of the total ration (forage, concentrate & supplements). • Sick horse: WSC + Starch = 10% or less • Non-sick sensitive horse: WSC + Starch = 10% or less • Concerned client: WSC + Starch = 12% or less
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ALFALFA/OAT CUBES Premium Alfalfa/Oat Cubes are formed by coarsely grinding forage and then forcing the forage and a small amount of bentonite (natural clay) for cube integrity through a large dye with heat and steam. The blend of Alfalfa and Oat forages provides a high fiber, moderate protein forage. Forages are nonperishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. Always store forages in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area. As long as the product is properly stored, forages can last for well over a year or more. Available in 40 pound bags. Benefits: • Low in carbohydrates. • Large diameter slows down aggressive eaters. • Minimal waste, can be accurately weighed and measured. Feeding instructions: On average, most horses comfortably consume 2% of their body weight in dry forage per day. This equates to 20 lbs of dry forage per day for a 1000 lb horse. Standlee recommends that you weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. Standlee also recommends that pelleted and cubed forage not be the sole source of forage since feeding some long-stem forage (hay) may help eliminate boredom and prevent stall vices. Feed Standlee Premium Western Forage® at a minimum rate of 1.5% of body weight per day. Gradually replace existing hay with Standlee Premium Western Forage® over a 7-10 day period. Replace existing hay on a 1 to 1 basis with Standlee Premium Western Forage®. Standlee Premium Western Forage® is recommended to be fed wet, soaked in water for 30 minutes or until properly softened, for horses that have dental problems or for horses that aggressively consume their feed. Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses. Always provide free-access to fresh, clean water.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein............12% Minimum Crude Fat...................1.5% Minimum Crude Fiber................32% Maximum Moisture.....................12% Maximum
Ingredients: Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Alfalfa Forage, Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Oat Forage, Bentonite Recommended for: Horses, cattle and bison.
If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
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NUTRITIONAL OR TIMOTHY 1701 WHITE PAPER ORCHARD?
THE BIG TWO FORAGE GRASSES: TIMOTHY AND ORCHARD Dr. Stephen Duren, Performance Horse Nutrition and Standlee Premium Western ForageÂŽ Nutritional Consultant High quality forage is critical for proper digestive function in horses. Forage (hay/pasture) makes up 60-100% of the diet for horses, depending on their function and activity. For horses that are stalled, or for horses that do not have abundant pasture, stored forage in the form of hay is the primary source of forage. The most popular choices for grasses to be utilized as horse hay are Timothy Grass and Orchard Grass making them the big two forage grasses.
Timothy Grass Timothy Grass is the traditional favorite among horse owners. Much of this tradition is due to the fact that Timothy was one of the first grasses cultivated for horse hay. Therefore, feeding Timothy Grass has a well-established comfort level with horse people. High quality Timothy Grass contains a moderate amount of protein, usually testing at approximately 8% protein. It has a consistent and balanced ratio of calcium to phosphorus and Timothy Grass has a low to moderate calorie content. Timothy Grass is also a rich source of fiber. Seemingly, the only potential draw-back with Timothy Grass is availability. Timothy grass usually yields just two cuttings per year and requires a significant amount of water to grow. These two factors along with its
traditional popularity limit the supply of Timothy Grass hay.
Orchard Grass Orchard Grass is the emerging super star of the horse hay world. Orchard Grass is a highly palatable grass with a high nutrient content. Orchard Grass is higher in protein (10-12%), higher in calorie content and contains the same balanced levels of calcium and phosphorus as Timothy grass. The higher calorie content of Orchard Grass is a result of higher fiber digestibility compared to Timothy Grass. The high nutrient intake delivered by Orchard Grass hay translates into potentially less grain the horse would need to eat to satisfy energy and protein requirements. Compared to Timothy Grass, Orchard Grass grows better in moderate drought conditions and provides a solid three hay cuttings per year. With three cuttings instead of two cuttings, Orchard Grass produces consistent soft texture hay that horses readily consume with minimal or no waste. Standlee Premium Western Forage produces both Timothy Grass and Orchard Grass forage products. This helps ensure your horses always have a high quality grass forage option to utilize.
Timothy Grass
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PREMIUM ORCHARD GRASS COMPRESSED BALES Premium Orchard Grass Compressed Bales are formed by allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage® to grow to the proper stage of maturity, cutting the plants, allowing them to sun-cure (dry) to an acceptable moisture level and baling the forage at the optimal time. Standlee Premium Western Forage® creates compressed bales of forage from a large 4’x4’x8’ bale that is put through a press, sliced horizontally, pushed onto a scale, weighed, compressed and then banded. Orchard Grass forage is typically slightly higher in protein and calories compared to Timothy and can be moderate to high in sugar content. Forages are non-perishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. Always store forages in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area. As long as the product is properly stored, forages can last for well over a year or more. Available in 50 pound bales. Benefits: • Natural forage length mimics grazing. • Slow intake, stimulates chewing and minimizes digestive upset. • Convenient to handle and store. Feeding Instructions: On average, most horses comfortably consume 2% of their body weight in dry forage per day. This equates to 20 lbs of dry forage per day for a 1000 lb horse. Standlee recommends that you weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. This is especially important with baled and compressed forage since similar volumes of forage (a flake for example) vary in weight. Standlee also recommends cutting the bands on compressed bales and allowing the bale to expand overnight to avoid overfeeding. Feed Standlee Premium Western Baled or Standlee Premium Western Compressed Forage at a minimum rate of 1.5% of body weight. Gradually increase or decrease the amount of forage to maintain desired body condition. Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses. Always provide free-access to fresh, clean water.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein............8% Minimum Crude Fat...................1.5% Minimum Crude Fiber................35% Maximum Moisture.....................12% Maximum Ingredients: Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Orchard Grass Forage Recommended for: Horse, cattle, bison, goat, sheep, camel, llama, alpaca, deer and elk.
If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
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1303 PAPER HELPS WHITE TO PREVENT ULCERS FORAGE & GASTRIC ULCERS Dr. Tania Cubitt and Dr. Stephen Duren, Performance Horse Nutrition and Standlee Premium Western Forage® Nutritional Consultants The horse has evolved as a grazing animal; forage plays a pivotal role in equine health. Horse are non-ruminant herbivores also known as “hindgut fermenters.” Their digestive tract is made up of a simple stomach, small intestine and large intestine. The natural feeding habit of the horse is to eat small amounts of roughages often. Domestication has brought a change to this. Modern management practices incorporate stabling, increased grain-based concentrate consumption, meal feeding and limited access to pasture. This has led to a myriad of problems by undermining the horses’ digestive capabilities. One of the most common disorders in horses today is gastric ulcers. Equine gastric ulcers are a significant problem in certain equine populations: an estimated 58% of show horses and 93% or racehorses are affected. Foals are also at risk with an estimated 25-50% developing lesions. Horses that are typically fed diets high in soluble carbohydrates which produce volatile fatty acids when broken down in the stomach, can damage the protective barriers of the non-glandular areas allowing acid to irritate and ulcerate the tissue. Another issue with the current management of horses is meal feeding accompanied by long periods of fasting. This enables the buildup of acid in the stomach which can splash up to the non-glandular regions and
cause ulceration. Given the prevalence of gastric ulceration in horses today, researchers have investigated several nutritional aspects of the disorder. A study looking at feed type on gastric ulcer formation showed an increased risk of gastric ulcers in young growing horses consuming high grain diets as compared to a forage diet. After 4 weeks on the high grain diet, the ulcer scores for the horses had increased by about 30%, and after 8 weeks, the scores had increased about 3-fold. Thus, a diet high in roughage appears to promote better digestive health as reflected by the gastric ulcer scores, whereas high grain diets caused greater gastric irritation.1 Forage contains all of the essential nutrients required by horses: water, energy, protein, vitamins and minerals. Grain concentrates and supplements should only be fed to compliment the forage being offered. If high quality forage is being fed, most horses only require a low intake vitamin and mineral pellet (ration balancer pellet). Feeding Standlee Premium Western Forage® products (bagged and baled forage) will boost the quality, consistency and nutrient profile of marginal quality hay. This will help horses satisfy their nutrient requirements and decrease the amount of grain that must be fed, therefore decrease the horses risk for developing
gastric ulcers. Other research groups have focused on the type of forage fed to horses and its effect of ulcer formation and severity. Providing good-quality alfalfa or alfalfa-mix forage can help buffer stomach contents and reduce gastric acidity. Alfalfa forage has been shown to buffer gastric contents and decrease gastric ulcer severity in horses housed in stalls and exercising. 2,3 Also, pasture turnout when possible can help reduce stress and prevent gastric ulcers. Standlee Premium Western Forage® provides premium, high-quality alfalfa and alfalfa/grass mixed forage that can be fed to all classes of horses. This forage is grown in the Western United States and it is without equal, with respect to quality and nutrient profile. They provide regular baled forage as well as pelleted and cubed forms of these forages.
1. Flores, R.S., C.R. Byron, K.H. Kline. 2009. Effects of Feed Type on Growth and Gastric Ulcer Formation in Weanling Horses. J. Eq. Vet. Sci. 29(5):484-485. 2. Nadeau, J.A., F.M. Andrews, and A.G. Matt hew. 2000. Evaluation of diet as a cause of gastric ulcers in horses. Am. J. Vet. Res. 61:784-790. 3. Lybbert, T., P. Gibbs, N. Cohen, B. Scott , and D. Sigler. 2007. Feeding alfalfa hay to exercising horses reduces the severity of gastric squamous mucosal ulceration. In: Proc. Amer. Assoc. Eq. Practnr. 53:525-526.
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PREMIUM TIMOTHY GRAB & GO® COMPRESSED BALES Premium Timothy Grab & Go® Compressed Bales are formed by allowing Standlee Premium Western Forage® to grow to the proper stage of maturity, cutting the plants, allowing them to sun-cure (dry) to an acceptable moisture level and baling the forage at the optimal time. Standlee Premium Western Forage® creates Grab & Go® compressed bales of forage from a large 4’x4’x8’ bale that is put through a press, sliced horizontally, pushed onto a scale, weighed, compressed, banded and then shrink-wrapped. Timothy Grass forage is highly palatable, is low to moderate in protein and high in digestible fiber. Forages are non-perishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. Always store forages in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area. As long as the product is properly stored, forages can last for well over a year or more. Available in 50 pound bales. Benefits: • Highly palatable. • Natural forage length mimics grazing. • Slow intake, stimulates chewing and minimizes digestive upset. Feeding Instructions: On average, most horses comfortably consume 2% of their body weight in dry forage per day. This equates to 20 lbs of dry forage per day for a 1000 lb horse. Standlee recommends that you weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. This is especially important with baled and compressed forage since similar volumes of forage (a flake for example) vary in weight. Standlee also recommends cutting the bands on compressed bales and allowing the bale to expand overnight to avoid overfeeding. Feed Standlee Premium Western Baled or Standlee Premium Western Compressed Forage at a minimum rate of 1.5% of body weight. Gradually increase or decrease the amount of forage to maintain desired body condition. Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses. Always provide free-access to fresh, clean water.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein............8% Minimum Crude Fat...................1.5% Minimum Crude Fiber................35% Maximum Moisture.....................12% Maximum Ingredients: Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Timothy Grass Forage Recommended for: Horse, cattle, bison, goat, sheep, camel, llama, alpaca, deer and elk.
If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
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FRESHEN YOUR COOP ITEM NUMBER UPC CODE
2700-70101-0-0 184280000353
FLOCK FRESH
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PREMIUM POULTRY BEDDING Standlee Premium Western Forage® Flock Fresh™ is a blend of Chopped Straw, Alfalfa Forage and all-natural Clinoptilolite (Zeolite) granules. Designed for the backyard flock, Flock Fresh™ is scientifically formulated to reduce ammonia, promote digestive health and coop activity while creating a comfortable, dry and a nearly odor-free roosting area. Recommended by poultry professionals, this product is an all-around solution for seasoned and novice poultry owners. Straw and Alfalfa are non-perishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. This product is also highly recommended for composting. Each bag contains 2 cu. ft. (56.6 L) compressed or 10 cu. ft. (283.2 L) expanded. Benefits: • • • •
All-natural, hyper absorbent bedding Reduces odor and locks in ammonia Mix increases foraging activity and promotes digestive health Ideal for composting
Use Instructions – Spread bedding in coop roosting areas at a 4-6 inch depth for optimal results. Spread a layer throughout common area of coop for activity enhancement. Clean soiled bedding and reapply as needed. Discard soiled bedding in compost pile or trash. One bag typically covers 32 square feet at a 4 inch layer. Notes: Zeolite is a naturally occurring mineral which absorbs moisture and reduces odor. It is environmentally friendly and safe for humans and animals.
Ingredients: Barley Straw (chopped) or Wheat Straw (chopped), Clinoptilolite (Zeolite) granules, Alfalfa Hay Suncured (chopped). Recommended for: Chickens, ducks, game birds, pigs and other small animals.
Usage Note – Standlee recommends removing Flock Fresh™ if your chicken(s) eat straw. Chickens who consume large amounts of straw have a higher risk of ‘crop bind’ which can result in death.
If you have questions, please contact the
Landscaping/Composting Note – Barley or wheat seeds may be present and may germinate if used in gardens or for erosion control.
nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
Storage Note – Always store Flock Fresh™ in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area.
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HERE IS WHY 1706 BEET PULP NUTRITIONAL WHITE PAPER
BEET PULP: WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW? Dr. Tania Cubitt, Performance Horse Nutrition and Standlee Premium Western Forage® Nutritional Consultant
What is Beet pulp? Beet pulp is a by-product of the sugar industry. Sugar is extracted from the beet leaving the pulp. The sugar finds its way into snacks designed to appeal to kids, while the pulp is used as an ingredient in animal feeds (>5% sugar). Beet pulp is rich in fiber and is unique in its form, as it is soluble fiber and highly digestible. Beet pulp is fermented in the large intestine of the horse similar to hay, pasture and chaff. However, since the fiber in beet pulp is soluble, it is more readily digestible than pasture, hay or chaff. In fact, beet pulp provides digestible energy ranging between that of good quality hay and grains, sourcing energy from soluble fiber as opposed to energy from starches and sugars. Consequently, it is ideal for all equines, especially for horses where weight gain is desired, as it increases the caloric content and energy density in the diet.
The safe option When horses need additional calories in the diet, horse owners often feed grain. Grains, such as oats, maize and barley are digested in the small intestine of the horse. If too much grain is fed in a single meal, it can result in undigested grain passing into the large intestine. Once in the large intestine, bacteria ferment the undigested grain, potentially resulting in digestive and metabolic disorders such as colic and laminitis. Beet pulp avoids these potential digestive and metabolic issues as beet pulp is considered a super fiber – high calorie content and safe to feed. Beet pulp is ideal for horses that suffer from poor dentition due to its soft consistency once soaked and provides horses that can’t chew hay with an adequate fiber source, while still maintaining body condition. Offering it to your horse as a mash offers the additional benefit of increasing their water intake. Generally, it is recommended when feeding beet pulp alone, that it should be soaked. This helps with improving the hydration status of the horse as well as slowing down intake. Care must be taken especially in warmer climates that the soaked beet pulp is not allowed to sit out for long periods (overnight) to become stale.
Provides energy, but low in non-structural Carbs Beet pulp is widely used in the feeding of horses around the world and has been recommended as a substitute for hay in rations for horses with respiratory problems. It has also been recommended as a replacement for a portion of poor quality hay in performance horse diets to improve the quality of fiber and increase the energy density of the daily diet. It is used as a method to assist underweight or thin horses gain additional condition without the use of grains, while still lowering starch intake and retaining the digestible energy level as well. Accordingly, it is also ideal for endurance and excitable horses,
where calm conditioning is required, as it provides slow release energy and helps to restore and maintain fluid balance in the body when previously soaked. A study showed that horses had higher muscle glycogen content, and lower blood and muscle lactate content, after exercise when fed beet pulp in their diets as compared to oats. Muscle glycogen content is the main source of stored energy used for exercise in horses. Lactate (or lactic acid) accumulation can cause muscle fatigue which results in a decline in performance. Beet pulp has a lower glycaemic index compared to any type of grain, meaning it has a small effect on blood glucose levels. A low glycaemic index feed may have a positive influence on behavior (less fizz), along with helping to control nutrition levels in horses susceptible to metabolic related disorders, such as laminitis, insulin resistance, Cushing’s, grain intolerance, Equine Metabolic Syndrome, PSSM and tying-up.
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GUARANTEED QUALITY ITEM NUMBER 1700-30101-0-0 UPC CODE 184280000674 & ANALYSIS
BEET PULP PELLETS Standlee Premium Western Forage® Beet Pulp Pellets are high density ¼ inch pellets formed from dried suger beet pulp. Beet Pulp is the pulp that remains after sugar has been removed from the sugar beet. A high calorie, low protein, low sugar fiber source. Beet Pulp Pellets are non-perishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. Always store Beet Pulp Pellets in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area. As long as the product is properly stored, Beet Pulp Pellets can last for well over a year or more. Available in 40 pound bags. Benefits: • No added molasses. • No added sugar. • Minimal waste, can be accurately weighed and measured. Feeding instructions: Standlee Premium Beet Pulp is a high fiber source for horses. Beet Pulp can be fed to mature horses at a rate of 0.05 to 0.2% of body weight/day depending on level of activity. For a 1000 lb horse, this equates to ½ -2 lbs of dry beet pulp per day. Gradually introduce beet pulp into the diet during a 7-10 day period. Beet Pulp is a dehydrated product and is recommended to be soaked (completely submerged) in water for a minimum of 15 to 30 minutes prior to feeding, or until properly softened. Soaking product for longer than 30 minutes is not recommended as extended soaking in hot or humid environments may result in mold growth. Never feed moldy or insect infested beet pulp to horses. Always provide free-access to fresh, clean water. If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
Guaranteed Analysis: CrudeProtein.............7.5% Minimum Crude Fat...................0.5% Minimum Crude Fiber................21% Maximum Moisture.....................12% Maximum
Ingredients: Beet pulp (dried), concentrated separator by-product Recommended for: Horses and cattle.
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NUTRITIONAL WHITE PAPER
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FEEDING THE SENIOR HORSE Dr. Tania Cubitt & Dr. Stephen Duren, Performance Horse Nutrition and Standlee Premium Western Forage® Nutritional Consultant
Performance Horse Nutrition It is not uncommon to hear of individual horses that may be in their upper 20’s or early 30’s. Why are horses living so long? Several potential reasons exist including improved internal parasite control, better nutrition, advances in veterinary care, and less strenuous work. As horses become old their bodies naturally begin to fail. This leaves their owners with the responsibility of providing proper care for their senior horses. A common question many owners have is “When does a horse become a senior?” In general, horses between 18 and 20 years of age are thought to be approaching their senior years. However, a better description of senior
is when a horse becomes a “Nutritional Senior.” A nutritionally senior horse is one that can no longer eat its normal diet and maintain proper body condition. Nutritionally senior horses typically have one or more of the following conditions: decreased nutrient absorption, dental problems, increased sensitivity to stress. A geriatric horse is a condition related to diseases and disorders caused by aging, not by a specific number of years spent on this earth. Understanding these conditions will allow care givers to modify feeding programs to ensure proper nutrition.
Physical Signs Some common physical signs of aging
that require nutrition management are loss of weight, decrease in body condition, loss of muscle tone and mass over the top line, sway backed appearance, chronic diarrhea and dehydration, reduced mobility and agility, greying of muzzle and coat, decrease in coat and hoof quality, reduced fat deposits above the eyes, and dental problems.
Digestive and Metabolic Changes in the Senior Horse: Decreased Nutrient Absorption Exposure of horses to intestinal parasites causes scarring of the digestive tract. These scars result in damage to the lining of the intestine which decreases nutrient absorption.
SENIOR HORSES NEED MORE
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OUR PELLETS GUARANTEED QUALITY ITEM NUMBER 1575-30101-0-0 ARE SMALL - EASY TO CHEW UPC CODE 184280000698 & ANALYSIS AND DIGEST
ALFALFA/TIMOTHY PELLETS Premium Alfalfa/Timothy Pellets are high density, ¼ inch pellets of Standlee Premium Western Forage®. This mix combines two of the most popular forages fed to horses, in a blend that is moderate to low in protein and sugar. Forages are non-perishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. Always store forages in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area. As long as the product is proplerly stored, forages can last for well over a year or more. Available in 40 pound bags. Benefits: • Low in carbohydrates. • Highly palatable. • Minimal waste, can be accurately weighed and measured. Feeding instructions: On average, most horses comfortably consume 2% of their body weight in dry forage per day. This equates to 20 lbs of dry forage per day for a 1000 lb horse. Standlee recommends that you weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. Standlee also recommends that pelleted and cubed forage not be the sole source of forage since feeding some long-stem forage (hay) may help eliminate boredom and prevent stall vices. Feed Standlee Premium Western Forage® at a minimum rate of 1.5% of body weight per day. Gradually replace existing hay with Standlee Premium Western Forage® over a 7-10 day period. Replace existing hay on a 1 to 1 basis with Standlee Premium Western Forage®. Standlee Premium Western Forage® pellets are recommended to be fed wet, soaked in water for 30 minutes or until properly softened, for horses that have dental problems or for horses that aggressively consume their feed. Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses. Always provide free-access to fresh, clean water.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein............12% Minimum Crude Fat...................1.5% Minimum Crude Fiber................32% Maximum Moisture.....................12% Maximum
Ingredients: Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Alfalfa Forage, Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Timothy Grass Forage Recommended for: Horses, cattle, bison, goat, sheep, camel, llama, alpaca, pig, deer and elk.
If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
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HEALTHY TREATS
1585-41003-0-0
ITEM NUMBERS
1585-41008-0-0
MAKE HAPPY184280000025 HORSES UPC CODES
184280000469
APPLE/BERRY COOKIE CUBES
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TREATS Standlee Apple/Berry Cookie Cubes™ are rewards for horses and other animals, made with cranberries infused with apple juice and Alfalfa and Timothy Grass forages. Apple/Berry Cookie Cubes™ are available in 2 lb (1585-41003-0-0) and 5 lb (1585-41008-0-0) pack sizes. Forages are nonperishable and can last for long periods of time if stored properly. Always store forages in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area. As long as the product is proplerly stored, forages can last for well over a year or more. Benefits: • All natural. • Nutritional. • Specially packaged to stay fresh. • Preservative and chemical free.
Recommended for: Apple/Berry Cookie Cubes should be fed in moderation as a reward for horses and other animals. ™
Feeding instructions: Standlee Apple/Berry Cookie Cubes™ are designed to provide a nutritious reward for horses and other animals. Apple/Berry Cookie Cubes™ will not imbalance a horse’s daily dietary regimen. These Cookie Cubes™ should not be fed as a sole source of nutrition. Feed only as a reward for positive reinforcement or because your equine friend asked for them. Not recommended for horses with dental issues. Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses. Always provide free access to fresh, clean water.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein ............. 17% Minimum Crude Fat ................... 1.5% Minimum Crude Fiber ................ 32% Maximum Moisture ..................... 12% Maximum Dietary Starch ............ 1.6% Maximum Sugar........................... 7% Maximum Fructan ....................... 5% Maximum Ingredients: Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Alfalfa Forage, Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Timothy Grass Forage, Cranberries, Apple Juice, SunFlower Oil, Bentonite
If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
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1585-41015-0-0 NEW PRODUCT 863086000469 NOW AVAILABLE
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HORSE PILL CARRIERS
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GIVING MEDICATIONS JUST GOT EASIER Benefits: • Pill Holding Design – assures medication or supplement is delivered to the animal • Alfalfa-Based – natural option for dispensing medication or supplements in pill or capsule form • Highly palatable – crafted with sun-cured alfalfa, fenugreek, beet pulp and other natural ingredients to assure maximum flavor and taste • Support Antioxidant-Enrichment – contains cranberries to help support the immune system • Stay Fresh Packaging – resealable package to keep horse pill carriers fresh • No Preservatives, Colors or Artificial Flavors
Feeding Directions: Standlee® Horse Pill Carriers® are designed to aid in dispensing medications or supplements in pill or capsule form. Place medication or supplement inside the center opening of the pill carrier, then lightly push the medication or supplement into the paste. The first time offering the pill carriers, provide the horse one or two carriers without medication or supplement to condition acceptance. Can be fed to horse like a treat, or just drop into feed. Approximately 16 carriers per bag. If you have questions, please contact the nutritionists at Standlee Premium Western Forage® or consult your Veterinarian.
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude protein 14% ................Minimum Crude fat 1% ..........................Minimum Crude fiber 16% ................... Maximum Ash 7% .................................. Maximum Moisture 11% ........................ Maximum Ingredients: Alfalfa hay sun-cured (ground), Wheat flour, Cranberries, Fenugreek powder, Beet pulp (dried), Safflower oil, Cane molasses, Concentrated separator by-product, Apple juice concentrate, Sunflower oil
Recommended for: Horses, ponies and donkeys
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