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Feed Ingredients
June 07, 2011
Tips for Handling Horse Feed in Hot Weather
Store your feed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place. If there is a window in the feed room,
June 06, 2011
Most Horses Tolerate Carbohydrates Well
For generations, work horses, racehorses and show horses have been fueled by rations composed mainly of forage and grains.
June 01, 2011
Evaluation of Hay for Horses
Horse owners can tell plenty about a hay's quality by a thorough visual examination. Physical characteristics of hay quality
May 26, 2011
Don’t Risk Poisoning Your Horses with Cattle Feed
Unfortunately, despite often looking and smelling similar, not all livestock feeds are the same. In fact, feeding cattle feed
May 19, 2011
Yeast Supplementation and Fiber Digestion in Horses
Better digestion of fiber has been reported in horses that were supplemented with yeast.
May 03, 2011
Laying to Rest Five Horse-Feeding Myths
Manufacturers design feeding rates to reflect the level of fortification in the feed. Fortification is the amount of protein,
April 15, 2011
Lucerne Hay in Equine Diets
The major differences between a grass type forage (including oat and wheat chaff) and a legume (lucerne and clover)
March 10, 2011
Is Cow Hay the Same as Horse Hay?
Almost any horseman in the market for hay has probably stumbled across “cow hay” in advertisements. Unfortunately, there is
March 08, 2011
Horse Feed Manufacture in India
Traditional horse-feeding practices in India involve the use of crushed oats, wheat bran, horse gram (a bean), jaggery (dried
February 23, 2011
Ready-Made Mash is a Tasty Treat
Depending on the amount fed, this could be used as a complete meal or as a gruel to blend
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