Feed Ingredients

As horses graze through a pasture, they are likely to encounter a mixture of grasses, legumes, and weeds. Grasses such Read more

Signs of toxicity in the horse included hair loss from mane and tail, sloughing of hooves, joint erosion, and Read more

The reason for processing or conditioning cereal grains for horses is to improve nutrient availability. Read more

The form of selenium and interrelationships with other dietary ingredients such as copper, sulfur, mercury, and arsenic can influence Read more

Forage plants derive mineral content from the soil in which they grow. For the most part, horses that have Read more

Text and tags on horse feed bags are designed to give potential purchasers information that will help them select Read more

After a long hard winter, every horse owner is happy to see the fields turn green as pasture forage Read more

Iron is the trace mineral most often associated with exercise, and many race trainers use some type of iron Read more

Though many aspects of equine care have been revised in the last hundred years, some of the basic principles Read more

Because the seeds lose their high starch content, the sprouted grain becomes more forage than seed. Read more