Tri-County Feeds, Etc. (TCFE), providing feed and equine and equestrian products for more 33 years, recognizes that proper nutrition is critical to horses’ well-being. TCFE worked closely with the nutritional experts at McCauley’s Equine to formulate and manufacture a complete line of feeds that addresses the specific needs of horses in the Northern Piedmont Region. Textured and pelleted customized feeds with various levels of protein, fat, and fiber are available.
TCFE Feeds for the Piedmont are:
· Produced in a drug- and medication-free, equine-only feed mill
· Made fresh to order using the highest quality ingredients available
· Highly palatable and digestible
· Fully fortified with inorganic and organic mineral sources
· Produced in consistent formulas for all ages and types of horses
· Packaged in an environmentally friendly “bag within a bag” that separates so both parts can be recycled easily
· Affordably priced
Bill Jackson, President of TCFE, said, “We saw a clear need for feeds that would meet the unique nutritional requirements of horses of all ages and disciplines located here in the Northern Piedmont.” He continued, “TCFE was pleased to work with McCauley’s Equine to develop the feeds that meet this need effectively and affordably. From babies to seniors, from healthy horses to those with special needs—TCFE Feeds for the Piedmont will deliver the nutrition required.”
The new TCFE Feeds for the Piedmont are not only good for the horses of the region—they are good for the community too. TCFE believes it is important for companies to reinvest in the communities from which they earn their livelihood—and they are doing just that with their new TCFE Feeds. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of TCFE Feeds for the Piedmont goes to the Goose Creek Association (www.goosecreekassn.org) and to the Piedmont Environmental Council (www.pecva.org and www.buylocalvirginia.org) –stewards of our environment and open space and supporters of buy local.
“Reinvesting in our region and protecting our environment have always been priorities for TCFE. Our new feeds are one more way we can support these priorities,” said Jeri Jackson, Vice President of TCFE.
For additional information on the new TCFE Feeds for the Piedmont—please visit TCFE at 7408 John Marshall Highway, Marshall, VA 20115, on the web at www.tricountyfeeds.com, or contact Bill Jackson at 540-364-8191.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Monday, September 26, 2011
Montebello Fall Trail Ride Oct 7-9, 2011
Just a quick reminder...if you haven't already registered, there is still time! We hope you can make plans to join us at the Montebello "no frills" Fall trail ride scheduled for October 7-9.
The Montebello Volunteer Fire & Emergency Services (MVFES) organization was founded in 1982. It provides emergency services to the community and to the thousands of visitors that pass through Montebello every year. The community of Montebello is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. It is a rural (some would say remote) area with beautiful scenery; just perfect for a getaway weekend. The fall and spring trail rides are our main fund raising events.
Our 2011 fall trail ride is on October 7-9. This fall tradition sponsored by MVFES coincides with the crew cooking apple butter over an outdoor fire. We enjoy providing you the opportunity to see some of the most beautiful scenery in Virginia, and we appreciate the support you provide to help us protect it.
Advance registration and payment are required for each rider. Registration forms for the Fall ride should be submitted by September 30, 2011 and include a copy of the Coggins report for each horse.
Please visit our website https://sites.google.com/site/montebellotrailrides/ for all the details, including registration forms. If you have additional questions, please contact us at montebellotrails@gmail.com
The Montebello Volunteer Fire & Emergency Services (MVFES) organization was founded in 1982. It provides emergency services to the community and to the thousands of visitors that pass through Montebello every year. The community of Montebello is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. It is a rural (some would say remote) area with beautiful scenery; just perfect for a getaway weekend. The fall and spring trail rides are our main fund raising events.
Our 2011 fall trail ride is on October 7-9. This fall tradition sponsored by MVFES coincides with the crew cooking apple butter over an outdoor fire. We enjoy providing you the opportunity to see some of the most beautiful scenery in Virginia, and we appreciate the support you provide to help us protect it.
Advance registration and payment are required for each rider. Registration forms for the Fall ride should be submitted by September 30, 2011 and include a copy of the Coggins report for each horse.
Please visit our website https://sites.google.com/site/montebellotrailrides/ for all the details, including registration forms. If you have additional questions, please contact us at montebellotrails@gmail.com
Judged Pleasure Ride Oct. 22
Horse Club’s Fall Judged
Pleasure Ride
October 22nd the VA Appaloosa Horse Club will be hosting a fall Judged Pleasure Ride at Andora Farm in Culpepper VA. This Fall’s ride will be a FLAT $20 Fee to ride ! So if you’ve never tried a Judged Trail ride, or just wish to get a final practice ride in before the end of the season, come on out and join us. Age and Appaloosa divisions. Register at ride, rain date is Oct 29th. Registration begins at 9:00am, first horse out at 10:00 last horse ride out at noon. Visit our website for details:
www.va4apps.com
Or contact: dobermom11@msn.com or 540-854-0748
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