A rising tick population could cause problems for your horse. Tick populations have been increasing, and experts are predicting even higher than normal numbers in most areas of the country. Migratory birds and white-tailed deer
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Category: Monthly Editorial
Tips for Show Jumping Success
Winning in the show ring is the culmination of hard work and hours of training. Riders like show jumping star Todd Minikus are envied. Over his 40 year career, he’s earned more than 130 national
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Managing feed costs
You can’t watch the news at night without seeing something about the current surge in inflation. This has affected everything that we touch, buy and use today. Our feeding programs have felt the full force
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Do Not Toss Yard Waste Over the Horse Fence
Yard waste “trimmings” can be toxic to livestock. The weather is warming up and it is the time of year when people prefer yard work to house or barn work. Horse owners may not be
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Ask the Vet: Wound Care (bandaging)
Question: My horse has two open, gaping wounds on the front of his hind ankles from being hit by a truck several weeks ago. They are not healing well and since he is a show
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SPRING BRINGS NEW FOALS AND REMINDS US OF THE IMPORTANCE OF NUTRITION FOR YOUNG GROWING HORSES
Horse owners and trainers competing in today’s performance horse industry must be aware of all factors which affect ultimate performance in the arena or on the track. Nutrition and feeding of the foal prior to
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Barn Safety Tips
Whether you have worked on a farm for years or are just getting started, safety should always be your top priority. Taking the necessary precautions will ensure that both humans and animals on the farm
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