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Racehorse in poor condition

Red was fed Dengie Performance Fibre, as part of his diet, due to it being high in digestible energy and fibre, but low in starch making it ideal for putting on condition without promoting any fizzy or excitable behaviour.

Della’s weight loss plan

Della weighed 465kg and was very overweight. Her owner, Karyce took Dengie Sales Manager, Adam Ford's advice and changed Della onto Hi-Fi Lite, due to it being low in calories, sugar and starch.

New Partnership with Writtle University College

We are proud to announce our new partnership with Writtle University College as their ‘Official Fibre Feed Provider’.

What to look for when buying a young horse to event

If you sit and watch the trot up at Burghley or Badminton, it is quite clear that event horses come in all shapes and sizes. The perfect event horse is an amalgamation of many things, with the common denominator being that they all have the heart of a lion. We speak to Samantha Hobbs (CCI4* Event Rider) and ask her what she looks for when buying a young horse to event.

Making preparations for the colder months ahead

Andy Cawthray from Chicken Street has been trialling Dengie Fresh Bed for Chickens as he makes preparations for the colder months ahead.

Roots, Soil and Plants

Globally, soil represents a reservoir of carbon twice as high as that of the atmosphere. Good healthy soil also aids yields without the need for as many artificial inputs. For plants, their connection with the soil is through their roots and we thought we would share some fascinating facts about roots, soil and plants!

Cereal free diet still provides plenty of energy and stamina

Clare Wood swapped 17.1hh ex event horse, Ben onto Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs & Oil after she found cereal-based feeds made him bolshy and difficult to handle on the ground.

Natural sweetness encourages fussy feeder to eat up

Clare Wood took advice from Katie Evans, one of Dengie’s feed advisor’s, who suggested Dengie Meadow Grass with Herbs and Oil because of its natural sweetness, making it really tasty to encourage Piglet to eat up.