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Nutrition

Foal laying down in pasture
March 05, 2012

Effect of Tall Fescue Toxins on Stallions and Colts

In about a third of the colts given ergot alkaloid toxins, abnormalities in chromosome pairings during cell division were Read more
Horse owner with mare and foal
March 02, 2012

Conducting an Equine Nutrition Evaluation: Getting the Information

Nutrition evaluations are based on a number of assumptions and estimates that may or may not be correct. Read more
Show jumper over fence
March 01, 2012

Feeding Management of Athletic Horses in Stressful Conditions

Most performance horses train and compete under a variety of stressful conditions that adversely affect health and performance. Feeding Read more
Close-up of sweaty event horse's chest and shoulder
February 28, 2012

Electrolyte Supplementation of Endurance Horses

Electrolytes are a critical component of an endurance horse’s nutritional program since they play an important role in maintaining Read more
Weanling standing in pasture
February 27, 2012

Feeding Weanling Horses

Key nutrients such as amino acids, calcium, phosphorus, copper, zinc, manganese, and vitamin E should be provided by the Read more
Woman feeding a horse in a stall
February 24, 2012

Time of Feeding Before Competition

Feeding grain with or without hay two hours before exercise will reduce FFA availability and increase glucose uptake by Read more
Friesian horse with flowing mane
February 22, 2012

Effect of Supplementation on Stallion Fertility

Supplementation with high levels of vitamins C and E, individually or together, has resulted in increased sperm output, concentration, Read more
Horses grazing in pasture
February 17, 2012

Function and Health of the Horse’s Small Intestine

When food passes from the stomach, the small intestine receives a continuous flow of pancreatic juices used to break Read more
Checking a horse's teeth and gums
February 14, 2012

Feed Digestibility Improved by Dental Correction

A recent study was designed to find out whether horses digested their feed and hay better after correction of Read more
Horses eating a round bale of hay
February 13, 2012

Round Bale Feeder Design Affects Hay Waste and Economics

Using round-baled hay is attractive to horse owners because this forage form is less labor-intensive, more convenient, and less Read more
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