The five most common forage forms are pasture, hay, cubes, pellets, and haylage. Although, long gone are the days of...

As grass begins to “green up,” horses wander further away from their hay piles and nip at succulent new grass. What are...

Can freshly-baled hay be fed to horses immediately? Must there be a curing period following baling and before feeding? Horse...

While chemical analysis of hay represents the gold-standard for evaluation of hay for horses, horse owners can tell plenty about...

  Feeding horses hay-based diets can be challenging but not impossible with these tips. Most horses not participating in heavy...

Is your horse overweight? Obesity is a major health concern for horses. “Horses carrying excess weight are at higher risk...

Wetting hay reduces allergens that contribute to asthma and decreases nonstructural carbohydrate content. Despite its benefits, soaking for even short...

hay for sale in Georgia discusses benefits of soaking hay for horses

In a German study, horses showed a preference for straw bedding. Warmblood horses were bedded on wood shavings, loose straw,...

When the word “alfalfa” is bandied about among horsemen, most immediately think of high-quality forage, a vividly green, sweet-smelling, leafy...