Its that time of year again, and harvesting our FibreGold Haylage crop is in full swing. All our Haylage is grown here on farm in the Sunny South East meaning, the crop is looked after by ourselves from start to Read more…
Fibre is the most important part of a horse’s diet. If the correct forage is not given to a horse, it may cause stomach upsets or other health problems. By providing the correct supply of forages to your horse, you Read more…
As calves develop and the spring evenings get milder, it is time to consider letting out this season’s calves. Calves must be strong and healthy before considering letting them out. These changes may cause a shock to the calf’s system Read more…
Kehoe Farming is delighted to announce, International Showjumper, Susan Fitzpatrick will be joining them as a brand ambassador for their FibreGold Haylage and KosiBed Bedding range. Susan has impressed many during her career to date, both nationally and internationally. Her Read more…
Fibre is one of the most important parts of a calf’s diet. Fibre improves the rumen development process in the early stages of life which optimises animal production and performance. When fibre is consumed in the diet, it creates an abrasive Read more…
We would like to thank all our customers for your business in 2020, and hope to see you again in 2021. All orders for delivery before Christmas must be placed before Friday December 18th. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Read more…
Check out our new product FibreGold Weanling Complete Our weanling complete ration is a mix of proteins and fibres, making it a very tasty ration for calves. The addition of fibre to any ration, especially for young stock, promotes the Read more…
Why not try out Kosibed Cubicle bedding ?? KosiBed Cubicle bedding, containing added limestone, is a comfortable, hygienic and dry bedding solution suitable for both dairy and suckle cows. It is a high quality dust free, chopped wheaten straw Read more…
With bad weather and plenty of rain forecast for next week, now is the time to plan ahead for your bedding and feed. With grass growth having slowed down, cows could be coming in this week. Time to think about Read more…
Straw is often added to the diet of dairy cows for many reasons. It increases fibre content while slowing down the rate of digestion allowing continued absorption of nutrients. Rumination is stimulated by the straw promoting a scratch factor effect Read more…