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Manuka Haylage - Basics About Horses Manuka Farm is located at the very head of the rich black soils of the Liverpool Plains near Quirindi in NSW. The heavy black soils of the area are renowned for their quality and as a source of all the nutrients needed to produce crops and pastures of high density. These crops and pastures are an excellent source of raw materials for our animal feeds and garden mulches. The bulk of Manuka’s raw materials are sourced from the area and made to our strict standards and guidelines. A variety of products for multiple purposes. Quality Manuka Chaff and Manuka Haylage products for horses, Manuka Hay for cows, and Go-Worm Blue Ribbon Lucerne Garden Mulch to boost your gardens. OFFER Through Horse Riding Hub just Contact us and put your order in for around $24 per 20kg bag:  Manuka Haylage® is a premium lucerne forage conserved as small brick silage for horses. It’s high in protein and nutrients, contains no dust, is low in sugar and horses love the ta...

We recommend FiberProtect® when higher levels of digestible protein, essential amino acids, and increased muscle development for the better top-line condition is required. FiberProtect® is scientifically proven to aid in the treatment and or prevention of gastric ulceration. It is best on its own or with grain/cereal-based concentrate feeds to counter the effects that high starch and soluble carbohydrates have on gastric health. Aids in the healing and prevention of ulcers in horses fresh cut lucerne with Xanotyde® High in digestible energy for maximum performance Superior highly digestible protein to help maintain muscle and top-line A moist, high nutritional fiber feed suitable for all horses POA based on your area From $25 this product is superior to look at reducing your feed bill, replacing current chaff or hay, and increasing horse health. Contact the local area rep and mention you have been referred by Debbie to Bonogin Valley Horse Retreat on the Gold Coast or get the  ben...

  Horse riding is one of the most challenging sports even though many non-horse riders consider it just sitting in the saddle and letting the horse do everything. Starting from the moment you sit in the saddle, you have a lot to do and consider about riding safely and accurately. Making mistakes isn’t always a bad thing. It’s quite realistic to make mistakes while we learn unique skills, and usually, they send us onto more relevant paths. However, in horseback riding, there are blunders and then – there are Blunders. The sort of Mistakes that end to generate more distress than growth. The reinventing-the-wheel ones that you don’t have to go through personally to adapt from. The Mistakes that you’d rather not go through – but unfortunately, many people do. Here are the top 10 mistakes to avoid while learning to ride 1. Holding your breath Another common mistake is holding your breath when you focus too hard and handle tension. Even many experienced riders make this mistake when they...