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Simple System MeadowBrix – 20kg Timothy Grass Forage Blocks
$26.16
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$26.16
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$35.84
Simple System MeadowBrix – 20kg
MeadowBrix are mature Timothy grass compressed into 1kg blocks, fed whole and dry so the horse works at them head-down, much as it would graze. Of the three Brix, these are the ones Simple System recommend for replacing hay — nutritionally they are the closest match, so swapping hay for MeadowBrix changes the format without changing the diet underneath.
Mature-cut Timothy is naturally low in sugar and high in fibre, and starch sits below 1%. That combination makes them unusually safe to feed generously to a horse that needs occupying but not fattening.
<>Performance & Benefits
- 100% pure mature Timothy grass, compressed into 1kg blocks. Nothing at all added.
- Fed whole and dry, encouraging natural chewing and saliva production.
- Nutritionally the closest of the Brix to hay, making them the best choice as a hay replacer.
- Very low starch at under 1%.
- Aids digestive health through superior fibre content.
- Excellent enrichment for stabled horses, box rest and competition trips.
Suitable For
- Horses at all levels of work and rest.
- Horses with stereotypies, or needing boredom relief.
- Use as a partial or full hay replacer.
- Owners wanting easy portion control.
Feeding
- Feed whole and dry. Place at ground level, on the floor or in a feed bucket, in the field or stable.
- One block weighs approximately 1kg.
- Use up to 1 block per 100kg bodyweight daily — up to 5 blocks for a 500kg horse.
- Feed according to requirements and condition.
Composition & Analysis
- Composition: 100% dried Timothy grass. 20kg, supplied as 1kg blocks.
- Crude protein 7–14%. Crude fibre 25–35%. Sugar under 12%. Starch under 1%.
- No vitamins are added; the forage carries them naturally. Seasonal variation occurs and each bag details the batch analysis.
Care & Caution
- Brix require good teeth. Simple System do not recommend them for older or dentally challenged horses — soaked pellets such as HayCare are the better option.