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I think you're spoilt for choice now with most mixtures being of good quality,I feed for the seasons ie. breeding,racing etc. and use Versele Laga but as I say some of the other brands look very good.

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I think with feed it’s all down to experimenting that’s where the fun is in the game well for me anyways. I try something different with feed every year, and 2018 will be no different with one section not on my usual methods. Will it be better who knows but it’s fun to find out what works and what doesnt.

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A certain percentage always... For rearing young a very high percentage with say Tic beans. 60 - 75 Groats. Some times with little seeds added. But not at the groats expense.

Race days 30% or more.

Conditioning - with say canary seeds or such.

Winter / cold nights / Race days a little hemp gives good heat units.

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Many a good young bird race won on Horse Beans, that's for sure.

 

for lots of fanciers going back a bit that was the main feed if not the only , is the tick beans you get today not the same, and you used to get small 4LB bags of pigeon mixture at the cooperative, the beans you got at the farms, when you went out working on the farms picking potatoes ,instead of brining home a small bag of potatoes it was beans for the birds ,

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