I was very unhappy with the most recent bag I purchased. It had very few actual pellets. It was mostly beet pulp pellet dust and pellet particles. Now I'm sure something has to be done with the bottom of the batch but if Standlee wants to continue to produce a quality product they need to learn when to stop filling bags for commercial sale and when to use the remaining batch remnants to bag up and DONATE. I use a fairly precise measurement of beet pulp pellets to water ratio to get the right consistency and quanity for my horses. When 75% of the pellets aren't actually pellets but pellet dust and pellet particles, the ratio obviously doesn't does not work out the same. It equals about ½ of the usual amount which means Im using 2x as much beet pulp to get the same quantity in their feeding. I am very very disappointed in the quality and texture of my most recent purchase. My hope is STANDLEE........DO BETTER.

I was hoping that pelleted beet pulp could be fed straight from the bag - nope, it's still beet pulp and must be soaked in water before feeding. My horses ate it fine, but the extra step made me go back to feeding alfalfa pellets instead.

Compared to Unbeetable pellets, this soaks out to be half the volume and cost more for 10 lbs less! One of my horses won’t eat. Also the last 2 bags I bought were filled with cotton seeds. That in itself says a lot about their quality control.

I have been feeding beet pulp for over a year now and love it . I get Standlee at our Kentwood co-op