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Feed Ingredients

A handful of oats
July 10, 2012

Oats: A Popular Ingredient in Horse Feeds

Because the average oat grain is about 30% hull (fiber), and oats contain sufficient protein, calcium, and phosphorus to meet the Read more
Harvested corn kernels
July 02, 2012

Using Corn in Horse Feeds

Corn is the leading crop in America in terms of volume and value. It is a major cereal grain Read more
Horses in pasture with fall leaves
June 28, 2012

Protein Levels and Environmental Impact of Equine Diets

The focus of the study was determining which feed would meet a horse’s protein requirement without leading to high Read more
Burlap feed sack
June 27, 2012

Using Molasses in Horse Feeds

Many horse owners are concerned about feeding their horses molasses. Interestingly, molasses has about the same amount of nonstructural Read more
Wheat field
June 22, 2012

Beyond Bran: Other Wheat Byproducts for Horses

Wheat midds can be used as an ingredient in horse feeds. This byproduct is energy dense, which is much Read more
Hay bales stacked in loft
June 20, 2012

Good-Quality Forage Important for Horses

During times when pasture is not available, such as after a drought or wildfire, the selection and purchase of Read more
Soy beans in the field almost ready to harvest
June 13, 2012

Choose Quality Protein for Horse Diets

Protein is a predominant component of blood, muscles, organs, and enzymes and it is a critical part of the Read more
Horse eating grass hay
June 05, 2012

The Story of B Vitamins in Horse Nutrition

The B vitamins are a group of water-soluble vitamins, each with its own distinct use and chemical properties, that Read more
Horse eating from ground feeder
June 05, 2012

The Story of B Vitamins in Horse Nutrition

The B vitamins are a group of water-soluble vitamins, each with its own distinct use and chemical properties. Being Read more
Soy beans in the field almost ready to harvest
May 31, 2012

Soybean Meal in Horse Feeds

Good-quality soybean meal should be light tan to light brown in color, with a fresh odor that is not Read more
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