Horses are non-ruminant herbivores and hind-gut fermenters. Their small stomach only has a capacity of 2 to 4 gallons for an average-sized 1,000-lb. horse. This limits the amount of feed a horse can ...

Does my horse need a ration balancer? Find research-based information to provide your horse with good nutrition. Learn the 10 important things to know in feeding your horse. Horses show a preference ...

To prevent problems with moldy clover: Fence your horses out of clover-rich pastures in very wet years or periods of high humidity. Mow, thin clover stands or improve water drainage to create air flow ...

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A well-managed pasture can provide complete nutrition for most mature, healthy pleasure horses and can eliminate the need for grain concentrates. Pastures that are being used as a major source of ...

Nutrition for the Performance Horse” will be offered at noon Wednesday, Oct. 23, in an online seminar by Penn State Extension. The free hourlong forum will focus on crafting diets for working horses ...

Penn State Extension is offering a free webinar, “Nutrition for the Performance Horse,” on crafting diets for working horses based on exercise type, intensity and nutrition for different disciplines.

"We are excited to bring these new technologies to the forefront of equine nutrition," said Tim Karl, director of lifestyle and companion animal technologies for Alltech. "Our goal is to leverage ...

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