Aside from pasture, hay is the predominant forage consumed by horses. So, its value in equine diets is unquestionable. During...

Old Horses, Cold Weather, and Forage Intake: Fresh grasses provide old horses with much of the nutrition they require to...

Check Broodmare Hay for Fescue: Fescue…what’s not to love? Landowners throughout North America and in other parts of the world such...

Cold-Weather Horse Diets: Those cold winter months of mud, slush, and frozen ground…owners dread them. The horses? For the most...

Managing Horses on Declining Pasture: As the growing season winds down or as drought sets in, horse owners must provide...

Keep an Eye on Calcium Balance: It is common knowledge that calcium is an essential mineral for strong and healthy...

Why Can’t I Get My Horse Fat? Do you know of a hard keeper that has gained or maintained weight...

Pasture Adequacy: Are Your Fields Doing Their Job? As herbivores, horses require large volumes of forages for optimal well-being. Just...

Feedstuffs for Horses: All About Beet Pulp.  Fifty years ago, many knowledgeable horsemen would find it difficult to identify beet...

Best practices for managing 4 types of forage: Capitalize on your forage management to optimize cattle nutrition.  Each forage type...