I am impressed with this wonderful horse food production…it is so pure. I wish this level of perfection was available in American horse products.( And Jess and the German gentleman speak such good English!)
I agree, the US is so far behind European standards for horse feed & products... and for Human food! As a US citizen I wish we had European Food (quality) standards. Ours are horribly low, geared only for profit & shareholders & it needs to change for human & all animal feed, ASAP. **The AAFCO seal on pet food is actually THE BARE MINIMUM to prevent your animal from becoming very ill - yet they tout it as a lofty, high standard. That's a bunch of BS.
@@mdee860 Completely agree, I spend a lot of time in Dublin with family and the difference between food quality for horses is staggering. It is near impossible, if not so, to find feed of this quality for horses in the US as everything is filled with molasses, corn, or simple grains. The feeds that I have found that are of good quality here are extremely expensive and often out of stock. This is all from Ocala, FL, arguably the most horse dense area in the US aside from Kentucky.
@@isabeld2879 - It is because women have not yet learned to band together, with the power of our purses ($$$) & DEMAND change. Men are only too happy to watch women "cat fight" & tear each down because then we're not demanding things like better food quality standards, same price for shirts at a dry cleaner, and minor things like EQUAL PAY! There is a total rip-off mentality around horse products because they just think they can - like a luxury tax. Aaaargh. 🤯 OK, I'll get off my soap box now 😁🤣😄
@@isabeld2879 Arguably, the States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming have a denser population of horses than Florida or Kentucky. Just counting the protected wild horses on the Yakima Reservation in WA State is 5,000+... 🙄
@@hummingbird_chirps8520 Perhaps it wasn’t clear enough but, we were discussing domesticated horses and that is what I was referring to in regards to density. Wild horses on the ranges obviously aren’t supplemented with feed and are quite irrelevant to the point due to that fact.
It's good to see you putting out another video Jesse. This was very interesting, and fantastic advertising for this feed company. Jesse, don't be a stranger. Our days get a little better when there's another of your videos to watch.
Thanks Jesse that was unexpectedly much more interesting to watch than I thought a program on feeds would be. I learned a lot and you interviewed Mr Becker very intelligently. I particularly like seeing the field which is really not a field but a genuine meadow with a mix of grasses and other nutritious plants. It takes years to get the right mix growing and then keep it year by year.
Very interesting. I don’t have a horse but always like seeing Jesse and loved that he Chose to show people how the product is made from field to package, very interesting. Thank you.
Thank you Jesse for this tour through how the feed is made. Very very interesting. And do appreciate all the trouble that you go to to make these videos for us. Stay well, be safe, love from Texas.
Interesting video, Jesse! AGROBS manufactures their products with a lot of grasses and herbs growing in regional farms. Great! The short production process is very important too. Less is more! Thank you AGROBS for making horses happy with natural and healthy food. And thanks to Jesse for his interesting german trip. Love to you and all the babies 🐴 🐕🐓🐥💙
That was so interesting and informative and how a quality feed company makes their products. What interested me the most was the field grasses and herbs from which their pellets /nuts were made. Emphasis on grass and herbs selectively grown . Over here Devon UK there are still pastures of old herbage, on this type of grass, you will see dandelion leaves, fine clover, wild mint , both types of plantain, wild peas in flower ,they are high in protein [ I gave armfuls of wild peas in flower to my horse many years ago came out in lumps all over ,vet said it was protein bumps ] .many different kinds of grasses and many more herbs are in these pastures. I remember many years ago I led out my horse to pick at a bank covered in grass first thing it ate was some plantain.
I like this more serious content sometimes. 😊 It seems like a change, but you gotta grow. One of the things I most like about many of your videos is the warm, natural rapport you have with horses. Your relationship with horses is a joy to watch. I'd like to see you talk about how you have grown these relationships, and how other people can develop that kind of relationship with their horse. Every horseman has his method, and you surely have some habits, behaviors, tips, and tricks to share with us mere mortals. Not just the training, but how you relate to the horse. You have a gift, I enjoy watching it play out. I hope you don't underestimate the value in that for those of us who tune in
That was cool Jessie! I love watch both yours & Matt’s videos!! May I ask if you could please consider some more instructional Jumping videos.... educational of course based on you experience! Also, your tack & horse care Vlogs are much appreciated. Updates on all the beautiful horses & ponies too! I’m glad I found you two! Thank you!! 🙏🏻❣️👏
This was so cool Jesse! I'm impressed with the lush fields - wish I knew what kind of grass and herbs they grow! A beautiful, clean, natural process throughout. Lucky horses who enjoy the final product! Thanks Jesse , an interesting video!
As others have commented, it really was more interesting than I thought it would be. Jesse - compared to another popular brand that you know of, that many other riders choose - how much more $$$, per 50# bag is your Andros feed?? This looks incredibly healthy. So glad they make a more crumbled version for the older horses. They can have a tough time eating in their old age. I remember taking a hammer and banging up pellets & alfalfa cubes for one of the older mares at the barn 😁 She appreciated it!
This was an AWESOME video, thank you for touring and showcasing this company. They would go worldwide ina nano second if all equestrians could see this! Wow, I wish I could get this product for my aged mare here in America.
What wonderfully produced, clean and organic food for the animals! Very interesting to see this process. Wishing you and your company continued success!
Delightful video! Answered questions just by being so thorough with the whole process, maybe they can expand to Texas, that's not too big a stretch, eh? Jesse's own spin at the end, Lol! 😂Thank you for sharing Jesse, you make everything magic. 😍❣
Thank you Jesse. I started feeding my horse the myo protein flakes from Agrobs and I am very happy with it (my horse is as well!). I hadn't heard of this brand before your former video on Agrobs.
Wij zijn blij dat je er weer bent Jesse!!!!!!!! Ramoenja vond het heel lief van je Jesse dat je een reactie gestuurd had en dat nog wel naar haar oude Moedertje we konden er wel om lachen samen Moen en ik .Het was zo lief bedoeld van je Jesse top👍capje af🖐️🙋🍀🐎tot de volgende video doei doei
I think this kind of content deserves much more views ♥...lovely video and awesome information, thank you for that! Btw I make an own horse food, organic grainfree musli and I must admit I never seen pellets more "dustfree" than are these from Agrobs, really high quality! :)
Wow! The quality looks sooo much better than the US horse food! I wonder if they let you know on the package if a grain mix formula is changed or updated?
Of course we let our customers know when we are changing the formula. At least with a short note on the package front. But that doesn't happen that much. We try to develop compositions which we and the customers are that happy with that they can last longer.
Jesse, take a teaspoon of local honey a day, in your tea, on your toast or just off the spoon and it will help you with your allergies. It’s the best way for the body to build up an immunity to the allergens in the air. Make sure it’s local honey. It’s the only way to work.
I love Agrobs, amazing food! I'm really excited about the AlpenGrün Seniormüsli, can't wait to try it. Our horses love the AlpenGrün müsli. It's sad though that I can't buy it anywhere in friesland, the Netherlands. I always order it online :)
Dit was weer heel interessant Jesse 👍 goed gedaan . Eerlijk eten voor je dieren waar je het meest van houd. Daar houden we van top, beter kan het niet .groetjes van Moen,s mam🙋🍀🐎🍀🖐️
Hey Jesse I love your style of the way you dress 😊 your so handsome I just am in love with your personality and I love your all of your sweet horses and of course you 💖😊 I wish one day I get to meet you 🐴💖😊😊💖🐴love you Jesse
JESUS is coming to RAPTURE His believers soon, you don't want to be LEFT BEHIND when God pours out His WRATH on a Christ rejecting world. His judgment has begun. Call on Jesus while you can ⁹If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9) Jesus died for our sins, was buried, and rose 3 days later, according to the scriptures (1 cor. 15:1-4) Jesus is waiting with open arms, it doesn't matter what you've done, He died For ALL SINS, believe on Him today. (Isaiah 44:22) ✝️God bless everyone in the name of Jesus of Nazareth
Of course there is a little lost of the nutritional content. As it is with drying the gras on the field. But we choose a not too hot heat so the nutritions are retained as good as possible. In fact drying gras with warm air retains more nutritions than drying the gras in the sun. 😊
Do I own a horse? No. Do I feed a horse? No. Did I still watch the whole video? Yes!
I am impressed with this wonderful horse food production…it is so pure. I wish this level of perfection was available in American horse products.( And Jess and the German gentleman speak such good English!)
I agree, the US is so far behind European standards for horse feed & products... and for Human food! As a US citizen I wish we had European Food (quality) standards. Ours are horribly low, geared only for profit & shareholders & it needs to change for human & all animal feed, ASAP. **The AAFCO seal on pet food is actually THE BARE MINIMUM to prevent your animal from becoming very ill - yet they tout it as a lofty, high standard. That's a bunch of BS.
@@mdee860 Completely agree, I spend a lot of time in Dublin with family and the difference between food quality for horses is staggering. It is near impossible, if not so, to find feed of this quality for horses in the US as everything is filled with molasses, corn, or simple grains. The feeds that I have found that are of good quality here are extremely expensive and often out of stock. This is all from Ocala, FL, arguably the most horse dense area in the US aside from Kentucky.
@@isabeld2879 - It is because women have not yet learned to band together, with the power of our purses ($$$) & DEMAND change. Men are only too happy to watch women "cat fight" & tear each down because then we're not demanding things like better food quality standards, same price for shirts at a dry cleaner, and minor things like EQUAL PAY! There is a total rip-off mentality around horse products because they just think they can - like a luxury tax. Aaaargh. 🤯 OK, I'll get off my soap box now 😁🤣😄
@@isabeld2879 Arguably, the States of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Wyoming have a denser population of horses than Florida or Kentucky. Just counting the protected wild horses on the Yakima Reservation in WA State is 5,000+... 🙄
@@hummingbird_chirps8520 Perhaps it wasn’t clear enough but, we were discussing domesticated horses and that is what I was referring to in regards to density. Wild horses on the ranges obviously aren’t supplemented with feed and are quite irrelevant to the point due to that fact.
It's good to see you putting out another video Jesse. This was very interesting, and fantastic advertising for this feed company. Jesse, don't be a stranger. Our days get a little better when there's another of your videos to watch.
Any day with Jesse content is a good day. Interesting to learn about this!
Awesome to see how passionate the feed company rep was about the whole process. What a beautiful natural feed!
Thanks Jesse that was unexpectedly much more interesting to watch than I thought a program on feeds would be. I learned a lot and you interviewed Mr Becker very intelligently. I particularly like seeing the field which is really not a field but a genuine meadow with a mix of grasses and other nutritious plants. It takes years to get the right mix growing and then keep it year by year.
Very interesting. I don’t have a horse but always like seeing Jesse and loved that he Chose to show people how the product is made from field to package, very interesting. Thank you.
Thank you Jesse for this tour through how the feed is made. Very very interesting. And do appreciate all the trouble that you go to to make these videos for us. Stay well, be safe, love from Texas.
That is definitely a quality product! It was interesting to see it made from the very beginning to the finished feed. Thanks for the video Jesse!
It's great to have you back, Jesse!❤
Interesting video, Jesse! AGROBS manufactures their products with a lot of grasses and herbs growing in regional farms. Great! The short production process is very important too. Less is more! Thank you AGROBS for making horses happy with natural and healthy food. And thanks to Jesse for his interesting german trip. Love to you and all the babies 🐴 🐕🐓🐥💙
Thanks for your praise! 💚
@@Agrobs-horsefeed Not at all, it's a pleasure! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@@michelineduvieusart2439 🤗
That was so interesting and informative and how a quality feed company makes their products.
What interested me the most was the field grasses and herbs from which their pellets /nuts were made. Emphasis on grass and herbs selectively grown .
Over here Devon UK there are still pastures of old herbage, on this type of grass, you will see dandelion leaves, fine clover, wild mint , both types of plantain, wild peas in flower ,they are high in protein [ I gave armfuls of wild peas in flower to my horse many years ago came out in lumps all over ,vet said it was protein bumps ] .many different kinds of grasses and many more herbs are in these pastures.
I remember many years ago I led out my horse to pick at a bank covered in grass first thing it ate was some plantain.
I like this more serious content sometimes. 😊 It seems like a change, but you gotta grow. One of the things I most like about many of your videos is the warm, natural rapport you have with horses. Your relationship with horses is a joy to watch. I'd like to see you talk about how you have grown these relationships, and how other people can develop that kind of relationship with their horse. Every horseman has his method, and you surely have some habits, behaviors, tips, and tricks to share with us mere mortals. Not just the training, but how you relate to the horse. You have a gift, I enjoy watching it play out. I hope you don't underestimate the value in that for those of us who tune in
I really enjoyed this video. Not going to lie, I was really sad when it ended. So fascinating, thanks Jesse!
Good for you Jesse for feeding your horses the best there is to have - organic is the way to go. I wish we had this product here in the Western US
So much fun Jesse! Thank you guys for a really cool video.
That was cool Jessie! I love watch both yours & Matt’s videos!! May I ask if you could please consider some more instructional Jumping videos.... educational of course based on you experience! Also, your tack & horse care Vlogs are much appreciated. Updates on all the beautiful horses & ponies too! I’m glad I found you two! Thank you!! 🙏🏻❣️👏
This was so cool Jesse! I'm impressed with the lush fields - wish I knew what kind of grass and herbs they grow! A beautiful, clean, natural process throughout. Lucky horses who enjoy the final product! Thanks Jesse , an interesting video!
As others have commented, it really was more interesting than I thought it would be. Jesse - compared to another popular brand that you know of, that many other riders choose - how much more $$$, per 50# bag is your Andros feed?? This looks incredibly healthy. So glad they make a more crumbled version for the older horses. They can have a tough time eating in their old age. I remember taking a hammer and banging up pellets & alfalfa cubes for one of the older mares at the barn 😁 She appreciated it!
This was an AWESOME video, thank you for touring and showcasing this company. They would go worldwide ina nano second if all equestrians could see this! Wow, I wish I could get this product for my aged mare here in America.
Yeah…finally a Jesse video. It was great!
I love these kinds of video's! A big thank you to you and Agrobs!
Great video, very informative and great product. Speak excellent English. Who worked to film this, did an excellent job.
What wonderfully produced, clean and organic food for the animals! Very interesting to see this process. Wishing you and your company continued success!
OMG never realised how to open the bag ! I’m always using scissors !!
Bedaaankt Jesss for showing us, I guess we all wanted to know already for long time how the Flakes are made, Love to you and your sweet horses ♥️
The ending was really good! That was VERY interesting. Thank you for taking us along. I learned a lot.
There you are, missed you tons❣️
Great information on this product. Thank You Jesse.
Jesse loved the tour and this video good work and funny as always thanks so much 👍
That was so interesting. Thank you for sharing this with us, Jesse... Thank you to the company, too. To allows these great insights. 🙏🏼👍🏻🤩
Thanks for your praise! 🤗
@@Agrobs-horsefeed You're welcome 😊
Nice clear video about the horse food. Nice you are back on TH-cam. Regards Robert
Delightful video! Answered questions just by being so thorough with the whole process, maybe they can expand to Texas, that's not too big a stretch, eh? Jesse's own spin at the end, Lol! 😂Thank you for sharing Jesse, you make everything magic. 😍❣
Good work Jesse!
Love it, thanks for sharing.
Yay!!! Love all Jesse’s content
Thanks Jesse. Love learning new things 👍🏻
Great video Jesse! Was so fascinating to watch. Glad to see you back on you tube 😁 been to long!
This is so interesting to see how the feed is made
Great video. Good to see you Jesse ❤️
Very interested in the process.thank you.
Probably could’ve chosen German/Dutch but it’s appreciated w/ English. Thank you. And you are such a cute young man😍
A great teaching video! However,your fans need to see more of you!! Love You from LONG ISLAND,NEW YORK!! xoxo
Best food I’ve ever used
Very impressive tour!
So interesting thank you Jesse
Ich finde es total cool wenn Jungs sich für Pferde interessieren!! Macht weiter so!
This was very interesting. This was great! 😃
Thank you Jesse. I started feeding my horse the myo protein flakes from Agrobs and I am very happy with it (my horse is as well!). I hadn't heard of this brand before your former video on Agrobs.
I feed Agrobs, amazing feed. Not well known in the UK but i love it! I thought I spotted the distinctive pots on your other videos 😊
Wij zijn blij dat je er weer bent Jesse!!!!!!!! Ramoenja vond het heel lief van je Jesse dat je een reactie gestuurd had en dat nog wel naar haar oude Moedertje we konden er wel om lachen samen Moen en ik .Het was zo lief bedoeld van je Jesse top👍capje af🖐️🙋🍀🐎tot de volgende video doei doei
very informative!
wow its such a simple process, very interesting
I think this kind of content deserves much more views ♥...lovely video and awesome information, thank you for that! Btw I make an own horse food, organic grainfree musli and I must admit I never seen pellets more "dustfree" than are these from Agrobs, really high quality! :)
Wow! The quality looks sooo much better than the US horse food! I wonder if they let you know on the package if a grain mix formula is changed or updated?
Of course we let our customers know when we are changing the formula. At least with a short note on the package front. But that doesn't happen that much. We try to develop compositions which we and the customers are that happy with that they can last longer.
Very interesting video. Thanks for sharing.
When Jesse posts something:
Me: 🏃🏼♀️🏃🏼♀️🏃🏼♀️
Why? Cuz he posts a video very 3 month!! Lmao 😩🤚🏼
Jesse, take a teaspoon of local honey a day, in your tea, on your toast or just off the spoon and it will help you with your allergies. It’s the best way for the body to build up an immunity to the allergens in the air. Make sure it’s local honey. It’s the only way to work.
Totally agree! The honey 🍯 must be from your immediate, local area or it won't work! 👍👏👏👏
I love Agrobs, amazing food! I'm really excited about the AlpenGrün Seniormüsli, can't wait to try it. Our horses love the AlpenGrün müsli. It's sad though that I can't buy it anywhere in friesland, the Netherlands. I always order it online :)
Great video Jesse
Very impressed with the quality Jesse🙌💥
I haven't seen you in a while 😢.
JO JO IN VT 💕😄🇺🇸
love this
Amazing!!
Wish this was available in the US
i think i learned more in the videos than in 18 years of my life ah
this is so interesting!! :D
My horses eat Agrobs too they are the BEST! I feed them myoprotein flakes, mash and the vitamins and minerals supplement. Also weisencobs in winter.
Great video ❤
Good food-good horses!! Just like humans😙
I wish this was available in the States.
I so wish we had this in the US.
This is a cool video!
very cool!
Very impressed with the quality Jesse🙌💥
I haven't seen you in a while 😢.
JO JO IN VT 💕😄🇺🇸 in
Interesting indeed 🌺❤️🌺
The own Feed i feed to my Horse is Agrobs , since ages!!
Its Perfekt for laminitis Horses
I wonder if this triggered Jesse's hay fever, hmmmm, poor lad
Amazing video jesse! Do you think you could make a video on teaching a horse to listen off neckrope?
Its currently on www.horseworldtv.com actually!!
@@JesseDrent Ooo I’ll watch it right now!
My horse loves agrobs!😋
Heel interessant! 🙌
Dit was weer heel interessant Jesse 👍 goed gedaan . Eerlijk eten voor je dieren waar je het meest van houd. Daar houden we van top, beter kan het niet .groetjes van Moen,s mam🙋🍀🐎🍀🖐️
wow interesting
Hey Jesse I love your style of the way you dress 😊 your so handsome I just am in love with your personality and I love your all of your sweet horses and of course you 💖😊 I wish one day I get to meet you 🐴💖😊😊💖🐴love you Jesse
Where does Agrobs purchase it's seed from?
And sorry for fangirling over you 🤭❤🐴💖
Are you still working with the bull fighting horse. Been a long time with out update
cute
A lot of heat & processing.
Can u please upload more.
That's a #Daddy
Did you get his # ?
Great video,and great haircut. You should get a pic taken riding a horse like Putin. They would sell like hotcakes.
JESUS is coming to RAPTURE His believers soon, you don't want to be LEFT BEHIND when God pours out His WRATH on a Christ rejecting world. His judgment has begun. Call on Jesus while you can
⁹If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. (Romans 10:9)
Jesus died for our sins, was buried, and rose 3 days later, according to the scriptures (1 cor. 15:1-4)
Jesus is waiting with open arms, it doesn't matter what you've done, He died For ALL SINS, believe on Him today. (Isaiah 44:22)
✝️God bless everyone in the name of Jesus of Nazareth
Shut uppppppp boring yawn crap crap crap
Doesn't heating the hay destroy the nutritional content ?
Of course there is a little lost of the nutritional content. As it is with drying the gras on the field. But we choose a not too hot heat so the nutritions are retained as good as possible. In fact drying gras with warm air retains more nutritions than drying the gras in the sun. 😊
I really liked this video Jesse but I like most of your stuff anyway.. 🐬💦
Jesse, you'd have to buy another plane ticket to take that bag of "stolen goods" with you. It probably weighs as much as a child...
The mans accent was almost like Danes trying to talk English xD I got so confused where he came from xD
Agrobs is a german company
First
This video wasn't in my subscription list and I'm pretty cheesed off about it.