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Driving Sustainability in the Horse Feed Industry

The nutrition team recently got together to reflect on what we have achieved and understand more about how our everyday actions align with Dengie’s Environmental Management Plan Policy.

A Change in Season Drives a Change in Feeding Enquiries

There are always seasonal queries that tend to pop up time and again, however this year the number of enquiries relating to EOTRH seems to have markedly increased. Dengie Nutritionist, Tracey Hammond explains more.

Laura Dolphin at the RoR National Championships

Chuffed at the RoR Champs!

Dengie's National Sales Manager, Laura Dolphin qualified once again for The Jockey Club RoR National Championship at Aintree, an event that showcases these amazing horses and celebrates their new careers in either dressage, show jumping, eventing or showing.

European Workshop on Equine Nutrition

Have you ever wondered what it's like to attend an equine nutrition conference? In her latest blog, Dengie Nutritionist Katie Reeve shares her experience of attending the European Workshop on Equine Nutrition.

It’s Conference Season!

During June and July, Dengie's Technical & Product Development Manager Katie Williams has been busy attending conferences. In her latest blog she updates us on how they went and highlights the key takeaways.

Competing at Bolesworth International

Sarah-Jane Brown has always dreamt of competing at Bolesworth International and this year with Fliss going so well, it seemed like a good time to give it a go! In her latest blog, she reports back on how the competition went!

The importance of testing forage for laminitis prone horses

One of the most common questions we receive on the Feedline around this time of year is 'How do I know if my forage is suitable for my laminitis prone horse? Our answer is 'if you can, get your forage tested'. Dengie Nutritionist Tracey explains why.

Katie Evans and Pearl at Royal Windsor Horse Show 2024

Show Season in Full Swing

In her spare time, Dengie Feed Advisor Katie Evans enjoys riding side-saddle in a wide range of disciplines including dressage, showing and jumping. In her latest blog, she updates us on how her showing season has gone so far.

Talking about the equine microbiome

There are good reasons why the min. forage intake for a horse is recommended to be 1.5% of bodyweight on a dry matter basis for the long term health of the horse and one of them is because it helps to keep the bugs in the digestive system well fed.

A Successful Badminton for All

Working on the Dengie stand is always a great place to chat to customers, both old and new, offering nutrition advice for a wide range of different horses and ponies as well as some other species too.