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Henry Bell Micronised Flaked Barley 20kg

Henry Bell Micronised Flaked Barley is produced by the process of cooking and flaking, called micronisation.

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$10.24 $15.29 In stock

Category: Equestrian Feeds & Straights

Henry Bell Micronised Flaked Barley 20kg is produced by the process of cooking and flaking, called micronisation. This process makes the product more easily digestible, and therefore more palatable to the animal. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Joseph ★★★★★

Finally, a barley that my fussy eater actually cleans up – the micronisation must make it smell more appetising. Noticed less undigested grain in the droppings, too.

Penelope ★★★★★

My older horse has been finishing his bucket feed much more reliably since I switched to this micronised barley. The flaked texture makes it easy to mix, and I’ve noticed less waste at the bottom of the bucket.

Andrew V. ★★★★★

My mare is a picky eater, but she cleaned this up instantly—the micronised flakes are soft and smell almost toasted, which I think makes all the difference. It's also noticeably easier on her digestion than the raw barley I used before, so I'll be sticking with this 20kg bag.