Feed Weight Chart

It is important to feed by weight and not volume, such as scoops or coffee cans. A three pound coffee can will often hold more than three pounds of feed because feed is denser. The tables below provide the weights of various horse feeds and hay pellets to help you ensure you’re feeding your horse appropriately.

integrity horse feed logo Cups per pound Pounds per 8 quart bucket Pounds per 3lb. coffee can

Performance

4.5

7.1

2.7

Adult/Senior

4.5

7.1

2.7

Growth

4

8

3

Lite

4

8

3

Adult/Senior
(No Molasses)

4

8

3

Rice Bran Nugget

3.75

8.5

3.2

Lite (No Molasses)

3.75

8.5

3.2

Timothy

3.5

9.1

3.4

Rice Bran Meal

3

10.7

4

Mare & Foal

3

10.7

4

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Oat Base Horse – No Corn

4

8

3

Junior Horse

4

8

3

Equine Aged Diet

3.75

8.5

3.2

Equine Aged Diet (No Molasses)

3.25

9.9

3.7

Mare & Foal

3

10.7

4

Performance 606

3

10.7

4

Stock Builder

3

10.7

4

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High Country Sweet

4.25

7.5

2.8

Junior Horse

4

8

3

Golden Age Senior

3.75

8.5

3.2

Golden Age Senior
(No Molasses)

3.25

9.9

3.7

Foal & Broodmare

3

10.7

4

Stock Builder

3

10.7

4

Hay Pellets Cups per pound Pounds per 8 quart bucket Pounds per 3lb. coffee can

Star Complete Horse Pellet

3.25

9.8

3.7

¼ in. Alfalfa

3.25

9.8

3.7

¼ in. Timothy

3.25

9.8

3.7

¼ in. Oat

3.5

9.1

3.4

¼ in. Orchard

4.25

7.5

2.8

3/8 in. Alfalfa-based Pellets

3.5

9.1

3.4