Making hay in a rainy summer: what should you look out for?
Reading time 4 minutesThe summer of 2024 has so far been extremely rainy all over Europe –...
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Category: Roughage
Research: time-controlled hay feeders compared with unrestricted hay and slow feeders
Reading time 6 minutesAt the Equine Science Society’s Symposium 2023 in Grapevine, Texas,...
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Ertugliflozin – Quick help for horses with insulin resistance?
Reading time 4 minutesInsulin resistance in horses In horses with insulin resistance, the blood...
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Regularly topping the pasture helps to prevent laminitis in horses – is that right?
Reading time 6 minutesA study1 from 2017 has been frequently posted in forums and social media,...
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Sugar in pasture grass
Reading time 8 minutesWe are all acquainted with the issue of excessive sugar intake during...
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Calculating rations for horses
Reading time 8 minutesThe first one is too thin and is not putting on weight despite ample food....
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Hay preservation and disinfection
Reading time 6 minutesYou hear it increasingly: hay disinfection. But what should we make of the...
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Indicator plants – Decoding the secrets of our pasture’s vegetation
Reading time 5 minutesWhen strolling through horse pastures with a keen eye, one often comes...
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Are automatic hay feeders beneficial to horses and stable owners?
Reading time 10 minutesIs the use of automatic hay dispensers and timer-controlled feeding systems...
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Why do horses need continuous hay feeding and why can meal feeding be harmful?
Reading time 13 minutesThe question of whether horses need continuous access to hay or if feeding...
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Feeding young horses straw – is that possible?
Reading time 4 minutesFirst and foremost, horses must always have hay available, as this provides...
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Feeding young horses equine-appropriately
Reading time 7 minutesPlenty of hay, pasture in summer, mineral feed, and salt lick – and a...
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