Reproduction

It is common, though most often incorrect, to attribute many fertility problems in the broodmare to vitamin deficiencies. This Read more

As a mare passes her fifth month of pregnancy, her need for some nutrients exceeds what she can get Read more

Broodmares that are nursing a foal are “eating for two,” or maybe even “eating for three” if they have Read more

While geldings and barren mares are not harmed by ingesting ergovaline, late-pregnant mares who eat contaminated fescue hay are Read more

To feed the broodmare correctly during pregnancy, it is important to understand that the fetus does not grow at Read more

The domesticated stallion may never go hungry, but he is usually confined in a small area; fed two meals Read more

Besides supplying the demand for fetal growth, the mare needs additional protein for other body functions and for the Read more

The results of this study showed that mares in late gestation react differently to high-starch meals than open mares Read more

Supplementation with high levels of vitamins C and E, individually or together, has resulted in increased sperm output, concentration, Read more

The mare must be kept in good body condition during lactation. After foaling, the mare’s nutrient requirements increase significantly during Read more