Proper feeding practices for foals, adult horses, and older horses
Exceptionally wet weather delayed hay cutting this spring, but producers likely still have time to grow and…
As lush summer grass grows, unfortunately so does your horse’s risk for laminitis.
Here are some tips for horse owners on how you can use water wisely throughout the summer, and even into the rest of the year.
Ensuring your horse maintains a balanced calcium and phosphorus ratio in his diet is critical, as horses with
Education has always been at the heart of the annual Michigan State University (MSU) Ag Expo. Whether it’s a
Proper electrolyte balance and hydration should be a main priority for horse owners. In stressful situations,
Assess your geographic region, plant species, soil, and plant stand to help maintain your pastures’ (and your horses’) health.
Having your horse property set up efficiently will make your horse life easier and will give you peace of mind to head out on vacation.
But how should you manage a horse that hasn’t yet developed laminitis, but is a likely candidate?
Science has shown us that horses require magnesium to keep their bodies functioning properly, so should owners
Two Purdue University Extension and Historic Prophetstown forage clinics designed to teach horse owners to
With a little forethought you can maintain that all-important digestive health throughout the year.
A lack of scientific research in equine nutrition makes it difficult to base a feeding program solely on
How do you design a feeding program that mimics how horses’ feeding habits have evolved?
Owners should be aware of a potentially fatal tagalong in healthy-looking alfalfa hay: blister beetles.
Owners often base plant choices in aesthetics, but toxicity should be considered when planting near horses.
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