A combination chaff — a blend rather than a single cut — supplied compressed into a 20kg bale. Compressing means a bag holds considerably more chaff than a loose-filled one of the same volume, so the freight and the storage space work harder.
Chaff is the roughage carrier a hard feed sits on. A horse needs a minimum of about 1% of bodyweight in roughage a day from pasture, hay or chaff, whatever else is in the bucket.
Freight note: 20kg compressed bales are heavy freight. Ordering more than one at a time is normally the cheaper way to buy.

