- Wheat

Excellent source of energy from starch. Wheat is the principle UK-grown cereal crop.

- Barley

Good UK-grown source of energy, which is high in starch.

- Oats

Ideal high oil cereal, high in energy. Digestible fibre makes oats a good digestive aid.

- Maize

Excellent source of energy for all types of animal. Maize is an ideal source of natural egg yolk colour. Home-grown crop is used whenever possible.

- Oat Bran / Wheat Bran

Ideal UK-processed fibre sources, derived from the human food industry.

- Soya oil

Rich in linoleic oil, this is an outstanding source of slowly released energy. Excellent for coat condition and bloom.

- Molasses

Naturally high sugar source of energy, which is extremely palatable.

Wherever possible we use micronized grains, pulses and soya in our feeds, which we micronize on site prior to inclusion in our coarse mixes. The micronization process improves:

- Performance of diets.

- Digestive system, thus reducing many digestive disorders.

- Nutrient uptake.

- Digestibility.

- Protein uptake.

- Peas

Generally used in micronized (cooked and flaked) form. Natural UK-grown protein source. Good source of sugars and starch.

- Beans

Traditional UK-grown source of vegetable protein, generally used in micronized (cooked and flaked) form. They are also a good source of starch.

- Soya Beans

Soya is regarded as the best quality vegetable protein source available for animal nutrition. High in protein and energy, it has an excellent amino acid profile and is a good source of B and D vitamins. Used in the micronized (cooked and flaked) form, soya retains its naturally high oil content.

- Linseed Expeller

Palatable, high energy protein source which also contains good digestible fibre. Excellent for coat bloom and condition.

- Dried grass

UK-grown source of both protein and digestible fibre.

All Badminton compounds are nutritionally balanced with vitamins and minerals to meet the daily requirements of those animals for which diets are designed.