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High moisture sorghum/milo is fed to beef cattle as an energy-rich feed. It is preferable to harvest at 30% moisture content compared to 22% moisture for storage purposes.

High moisture harvested sorghum/milo is used in ruminant diets. Feed efficiency is greater for high moisture sorghum compared to dry grain sorghum.

Soy protein concentrate 70 is an amino acid supplement made from purified soybean meal. It is refined to improve digestibility and to remove anti-nutritive factors.

Soy meal is fed as a protein source to dairy cattle. Soy meal can be treated with xylose to protect protein from rumen degradation and improve crude fiber digestibility in lactating cattle.

Whole full fat extruded soybeans are extruded to destroy anti-nutritional factors that are present in unprocessed soybeans. This process increases protein bioavailability, but does not remove the oil content.

Soy meal provides a source of protein to livestock species. Treatment with formaldehyde can increase the bioavailability of protein and the absorption of essential amino acids.

Soya Oil from Baileys Horse Feeds is intended for horses and ponies who require slow-release calories for condition or stamina. This oil also improves coat quality with its high Omega-6, especially Linoleic acid, content.

Medium ground soybeans are a high-energy feed for all classes of livestock. When intended for non-ruminants, soybeans should be heat-treated prior to feeding.

Whole soybeans are a high-energy feed for cattle. They are usually cracked, roasted, or ground for improved digestibility. Horses should not consume raw, whole soybeans due to antinutritive factors.

Ground soybean hulls are the milled by-product of soybean processing. They are a low-NSC and highly-digestible fibre choice for horses needing additional energy. Soybean hulls are also used as a supplement carrier.

Soybean hull pellets are the seed coat of soybeans compressed into a pellet. They are a byproduct of soybean processing and are a highly digestible low-NSC fibre source.

Soybean hulls are a byproduct of oil extraction from soybeans. It is a highly digestible fibre source for horses and can be included in ruminant, swine, and poultry diets.

Extruded soybean meal is a by-product of soybean oil processing extracted using extrusion methods and not solvents. The end product is a protein-rich meal.

Soybean meal is a by-product of soybean oil extraction using a solvent. The end product after the oil is extracted is a protein-rich meal that contains 44% crude protein.

Soybean meal is a by-product of soybean oil extraction that utilizes a solvent. The end product after oil extraction is a protein-rich meal that contains 47.5% crude protein.

Soybean meal is a high-protein, high-energy feed for all classes of livestock. Coarse grinding reduces the risk of digestive upset.

Soybean meal is a high-protein feed for all classes of livestock. Fine grinding increases the risk of digestive upset in some species but improves nutrient digestibility.

Soybean meal is a high protein and energy feed for all classes of livestock. Coarse grinding reduces the risk of digestive upset.

Soybean meal is a high-protein feed for all classes of livestock. Fine grinding increases nutrient digestibility but increases the risk of digestive upset in some species.

Soybean residue is a byproduct of soybean harvest. Ground soybean residue can be used to increase dry matter content of livestock diets.

Soybean residue is a byproduct of soybean harvest. It can be ground to increase dry matter content of livestock diets.

Soybean straw is a byproduct of soybean farming. It has low digestibility and protein with a high fibre content. It is not commonly used as a primary forage source.

Soybean straw is a byproduct of soybean production. It has high-fibre, low-protein content and is relatively indigestible which make it useful as bedding.

Soybean straw is a high-fibre, low-protein forage that is a byproduct of soybean harvesting. It is not commonly used as a feed due to its low digestibility but can be used as bedding.

Rolled, roasted soybeans are made from whole soybeans that have been roasted and crushed to increase the surface area. The heat from roasting destroys trypsin inhibitors that interfere with protein digestion. Rolled soybeans are an excellent source of dietary fat and protein, and are highly palatable to horses.

Steam flaked soybeans are exposed to high temperature steam and flaked to increase the bean's surface area. The steaming and flaking process results in a highly digestible, high-protein feedstuff.

Whole, extruded soybeans are made by processing whole soybeans using extrusion methods. The extrusion process uses pressure and heat to destroy anti-nutritive factors and increase the digestibility of the soybeans.

Whole, flaked soybeans are made with de-fatted soybeans that are flaked. Similar to rolling, flaking exposes the soybean to more surface area, which increases the rate of digestibility.

Feeding raw soybeans to horses is not recommended. Whole raw soybeans contain anti-nutritive factors which are degraded when they are heated.

Whole, roasted soybeans are made from whole soybeans that are roasted. The heat from roasting destroys trypsin inhibitors that interfere with protein digestion. Whole, roasted soybeans are an excellent source of dietary fat and protein. They are highly palatable to horses.

Speedi-Beet by Baileys Horse Feeds has an NSC content of 5.01%. This feed is intended for horses and ponies needing forage alternatives and prone to laminitis and gastric ulcers.

Speedi-Beet is a flaked, unmolassed beet pulp from British Horse Feeds. It is low in NSCs, making it ideal for horses with metabolic concerns. Beet pulp is high in soluble fibre and is a good source of calories.

Speedy-Mash Fibre from Spillers Feed is high in fiber and low in sugar and starches. This feed is intended for all horses and ponies, including those prone to laminitis.

Spirulina is cyanobacteria or blue-green algae that can be fed to horses as a rich source of protein, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. It may help to support respiratory health, immune function, and metabolic health in horses.

Sport 10 Mix is a lower protein performance mix intended for eventers, showjumpers, and trotters. It contains 10% protein, 15% fiber, and 6% fat.

Sport Original by Krafft l is a high-energy supplementary feed intended for performance horses. It contains 10% protein, 7% fat, and 11% fibre.

Stallion SPM-21: Fertility Supplement from Blue Chip Feed is intended for fertile stallions to support sperm quality, motility, viability, and velocity. This supplement contains melon extract and folic acid.

Stamm 30 is a low-calorie ration balancer that provides protein, vitamins, and minerals. It supports gut health and is ideal for horses and ponies of all ages and those at maintenance or light work.

Saracen STAMM 30 Balancer is a concentrated source of protein for performance and growing horses.

Corn starch is derived from the endosperm of the corn kernel. As the name indicates, it is high in starch and generally not used as an energy source in equine diets.

Stay Cool from Keyflow has no added molasses with added prebiotics and probiotics to support horses’ digestive system. Stay Cool is an extruded feed with a low feeding rate.

Staypower Cubes by Dodson & Horrell is a feed designed for stamina sports, with a good amount of protein and fat and lower starch content for a more balanced release of energy. This feed includes electrolytes, vitamins and minerals, and key amino acids to support the equine athlete.

Oat straw is a suitable forage option for mature, easy keepers. Oat straw that does not contain seedheads can replace up to 20% of the forage content in the equine diet.

Stress Relief by Krafft is a supplement intended to help calm horses in stressful situations. It contains tryptophan, magnesium, and B vitamins.

Strucomix Original by Cavalor is an oat-free, corn-free and molasses-free feed for horses in maintenance to moderate work. A textured and balanced feed for horses rich in fiber and herbs.

Strucomix Senior by Cavalor is a high-fibre feed formulated with puffed and extruded grains to improve digestibility. It contains 14% protein that help support weight and muscle maintenance.

Stud & Youngstock Mix from Allen & Page is intended for stallions, lactating and pregnant broodmares, growing foals, and young stock. This feed contains yeast, garlic, and mint.

Stud and Yearling Cubes from Spillers Feed is an energy-dense feed intended for broodmares, stallions, and growing horses. This feed contains digestible fibre and a controlled amount of starch, which supports the horse's gut health and calm behaviour.

Stud Balancer from Baileys Horse Feeds is intended for broodmares, stallions, and youngstock. This pelleted feed contains 32% protein, promoting muscle and tissue development and encouraging consistent growth rates.

Stud Balancer is a high-protein ration balancer intended for breeding stock, such as broodmares, stallions, and young horses. It is meant to be fed alongside forages or other feeds.