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IFA Whole Barley Grain Feed — 50 lb Bag

Reliable, Energy-Rich Grain for Livestock & Horses

IFA Whole Barley is a versatile and nutrient-dense grain feed designed to support energy needs across all classes of livestock — from horses and cattle to goats, sheep, and poultry. As a whole grain, barley provides complex carbohydrates, fiber, and essential nutrients that help maintain steady energy, promote digestive health, and contribute to overall condition.

 

Key Benefits

  • Steady energy source — barley’s slower starch digestion means less risk of sugar spikes

  • Digestive support — its fiber content encourages a healthy gut environment

  • Versatile use — suitable for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, poultry, and other livestock

  • Blend-friendly — works well when mixed with other grains or forage for balanced rations

 

Feeding Guidance

  • Use as part of a balanced diet including forage or hay

  • Introduce barley gradually over 5–7 days to avoid digestive upset

  • Consult with a nutritionist or vet to balance protein, calcium, and energy levels in the full ration

  • Provide clean, fresh water and mineral supplements as needed

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How does barley compare to corn or oats?
Barley digests more slowly than corn, offering a more gradual release of energy — beneficial for horses and livestock with metabolic sensitivity.

 

Is whole barley safe for horses?
Yes — many horse diets include whole barley, but ensure it’s part of a balanced ration and introduced gradually.

 

Can all livestock eat barley?
Yes — it’s a common grain in rations for cattle, goats, poultry, and others. Adjust inclusion rates to match nutritional needs.

 

How should I feed barley?
Mix into your grain ration or blend with other feeds and serve with forage, water, and proper mineral supplementation.

IFA Whole Barley Grain Feed, 50 Lb

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  • Feature Detail
    Product Type Whole barley grain
    Net Weight 50 lb
    Use For Livestock — horses, cattle, goats, sheep, poultry
    Nutritional Profile Carbohydrates, fiber, moderate protein
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