With the arrival of spring, longer days and warmer weather means that grass begins to grow more rapidly and horses and ponies with unrestricted access to grass often gain weight. If you have a good ...

Slow feeding has gained significant traction within the horse community in recent decades, driven by a deeper understanding ...

Advertisement feature When a senior horse is diagnosed with Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID) — more commonly known as Cushing’s syndrome — it can be worrying for owners. Rest assured, by ...

(Grazing muzzle to the rescue!) Hay can be an issue, too; consult your veterinarian about the most appropriate types to feed and consider having each load tested for NSC content. Ration balancers or ...

Plant habitat: In most deciduous woods. Found throughout Minnesota. Affected animals: All grazing animals. Loss of appetite, constipation, dry muzzle and black, pelleted feces followed by diarrhea ...

ALF claimed the attack on its website, saying the attack involved: “The classic, trusted red spray paint, cutting of all wires and hoses, damage to connection ports and lights, drilling holes in 20 ...

ALF claimed the attack on its website, saying the attack involved: “The classic, trusted red spray paint, cutting of all wires and hoses, damage to connection ports and lights, drilling holes in 20 ...

Here’s the top six cover crops Midwest cattle farmers are using to stretch fall and winter grazing. Cereal rye is one of the top cover crops used in the U.S. for both agronomic and grazing. It is ...