What is the cost of a good quality grain for horse?

I cannot give you a specific price for a good quality grain for horses. The cost varies greatly depending on several factors:

Factors affecting grain cost:

* Location: Grain prices fluctuate based on regional availability, transportation costs, and local demand.

* Type of Grain: Different grains have different costs. Oats are typically less expensive than corn or a pre-mixed commercial feed.

* Quality: High-quality grains (clean, free of impurities, good nutrient content) generally cost more.

* Quantity: Buying in bulk often reduces per-unit cost.

* Brand: Reputable brands with quality control measures can be more expensive.

* Retailer: Feed stores, farm supply stores, and online retailers may have different pricing.

Recommendation:

To get an accurate idea of grain costs in your area, contact local feed stores, farm supply stores, or horse feed suppliers. They can provide current prices for the specific types of grains you're interested in.

Tip: Consider the nutritional needs of your horse when choosing grain. Consult with a veterinarian or equine nutritionist to determine the appropriate grain type and quantity for your horse's age, activity level, and health.