AgriKing

Trotting F Stables Inc. 116cutewavinga.gif (7667 bytes)

Arthur W. Frampton Jr.
478 Moggey Road
Sligo, PA 16255
Phone: (814) 745-3027
FAX 814-745-3027

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Click on Picture for more info!! "For two years we have tested these drinkers in our stables for durability from everyday wear and tear that can come from any stabled horses and minus zero cold temperatures. They work, don't freeze and are very easy to clean. Contact us to order yours today."
	This is a product we use. It's very good for any horse and the results are great!. Also it includes prebiotics which is as important as probiotics for horses.


	"We're seeding our farm back with this fine product. Our hay fields will be of optimum quality in equine forage. The experimental crops have proven to do very well and have exceeded my expectations. In the future, we will offer premium square bales of equine hay for sale ,delivered along with a complete lab analyses of the forages and its entire contents."

	We use this with various horses during spring/summer months. Depending on where they're being kept, conditions, and the different situations. Foals are put on it after they begin eating grain well and are continued with it at weaning time. It works very well. Pro- and Pre- biotics are important ,as well, when using a daily dewormer.

Here at Trotting F Stables Agri-King's Bob Byers supplies our feed.
Click on each scanned printout image to see what we're feeding our horses.
Bob will be happy to customize your horses feeding program. Give him a call!

Prior Foaling Agri-King Ration using Dreamaker Farms Healthy Foal Recipe
Picture of mare two weeks after foaling.
Mare in excellent condition and healthy foal weighing 160 lbs at two weeks old.

14 days prior to foaling and right out of the paddock using Agri King Ration

This is one of our feeds which includes alfalfa pellets. The mixed ration @ 14% protein is a secret, but this is top of the line feed. During winter, on an average with this feed, we feed the mature horses 2.5 pounds of feed with one or two ears of corn twice daily. Hay is fed accordingly with total amount divided into three different feedings daily. It takes less feed and hay with this ration getting optimum results with the horses doing great and looking real good.