Mitigating mycotoxin risk: 6 ways to avoid equine aflatoxin poisoning
Livestock producers aren't the only ones who should be concerned about the potentially deadly impact of mycotoxins.
Livestock producers aren't the only ones who should be concerned about the potentially deadly impact of mycotoxins.
What factors help to make Godolphin, its horses and its people a global success? Cait Brown sat down with Godolphin stud manager Gerry Duffy to learn more.
Just a few relatively simple changes can help make stall-cleaning far less of a chore.
What does it take to raise a champion Thoroughbred? As the owner and operator of Darby Dan Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, John Philips applies lessons of the past to passionately advocate for the future of horse racing. He joins us to share…
Gastric ulcers are a very common problem in modern performance horses. Cait Brown shares her tips for prevention through lifestyle and feed management.
Will the next big innovation in ag-tech revolutionize one of the oldest fixtures in farming? Imagine if you could use your smartphone to track and control the movement of your herd. What would it mean for the management of soil, nutrition…
Alltech’s flagship brand, Yea-Sacc®, has been validated by the Carbon Trust to reduce cattle methane emissions and nitrogen excretion rates. Yea-Sacc is the only yeast culture designed for use in ruminant diets that has been awarded this…
Laminitis is a common, debilitating and potentially life-threatening equine ailment that can be both difficult and expensive to treat. But with some simple management practices, it can be avoided.
Heat and horses can be a deadly duo, so it's important to have a good understanding of heat exhaustion warning signs and how to address them.
The 2019 Alltech Global Feed Survey, released today, estimates that international feed tonnage has increased by a strong 3 percent to 1.103 billion metric tons of feed produced in 2018, exceeding 1 billion metric tons for the third…