Feed Ingredients

Known also as summer lovegrass or annual lovegrass, teff hay is a go-to choice for horses that require diets Read more

Excess protein can make the kidneys work harder due to elevated urinary excretion of urea, a byproduct of protein Read more

Researchers set out to determine if almond hulls, with their rich soluble fiber content, would reduce or delay glucose Read more

Grass is the most natural food for horses. It is easily grown in many areas of the world, appeals Read more

Researchers have found that linseed by-products combined with other fiber sources can be used for horses, especially when the Read more

Kentucky Equine Research conducted a study to determine if short-term administration of omeprazole affected digestibility of diets containing two Read more

Among the supplement options available to horsemen, rice bran holds a top spot because of its versatility in providing Read more

The number-one advantage of pelleting is feed uniformity, so one mouthful is the same as the next, and fine Read more

Fatty acids are prone to oxidation, which can create harmful byproducts. Nutritionists typically recommend an antioxidant supplement for high-fat Read more

While pelleted and textured feeds are well-known staples in the feed room, extruded feeds are gaining popularity for horses. Read more