Many factors contribute to the final product that makes it into your feed room. Horses are often the best judges when it comes to good feed and if they won't eat it, there is no point in it being there.

Rainfall, weather, and even timing can make or break a crop. We have to be well informed and involved during the whole process, which means good communication with our farmers.

No two seasons are ever the same and it's for this reason our suppliers can vary from year to year.

Kensington Produce has a longstanding working relationship with a network of farmers, forged over many years driving up and down the Hume and Pacific motorways inspecting fields. They know we expect the best quality feed at the fairest price for our customers.

To ensure both continued supply and seasonal consistency of that supply, contracts are put in place only after hay and grain are inspected and laboratory tested.

Optimal nutrition is essential for performance, recovery, and overall horse health. A well balanced diet supports digestion, fuels movement, and helps maintain peak condition.

Feed and forage form the cornerstone of every horse’s diet. Our analysis service evaluates the nutritional quality and digestibility of hay, chaff, and pasture, helping you make informed feeding decisions.

By assessing key nutrients such as energy, protein, and fibre, our nutritionists can accurately balance rations and ensure your horse receives consistent, high-quality nutrition to support health and performance.

Our dietary consultation evaluates your horse’s current feeding program to determine whether it is balanced, cost-effective, and suited to their workload, age, and condition. We also consider any clinical concerns, such as tying up, gastric ulcers, or poor performance and provide expert recommendations to support condition, recovery, and long-term health.