Twenty years' worth of research demonstrates that organic trace minerals are far superior to inorganic sources. So why do nutritionists continue to incorporate inorganic minerals into the feed? Are the perceived cost savings only short-…
Given the opportunity, would you recreate your best horse? If you find yourself even mildly curious at the thought, here are 5 things you should know about equine cloning.
Like humans, horses are living longer, healthier lives. As their nutrition and care needs change with age, how can we best support senior horses? In this podcast, Dr. Amanda Adams, an associate professor at the Gluck Equine Research Center…
Internal parasites come along with the territory of grazing animals, and horses are no exception. Find out what you can do to help break the parasitic life cycle.
While flies may seem simply annoying, they can carry serious implications for your equine friends, from disease to hoof and leg problems.
Excess weight may cause or predispose the horse to problems like joint pain, laminitis and insulin resistance, or it may indicate an existing metabolic disorder.
WHAT: “Racing to the Future: Using Genomics to Improve Horse Health” will reveal the latest findings in groundbreaking research that studies the genetic traits driving horse health
Rotational grazing offers several benefits, including: increased forage quality and quantity, better horse health and cost savings.
Horses are complex and unique in many ways, and their digestive system is no exception.
