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Timothy Hay for Horses: Benefits, Nutrition and Feeding Guide

October 6, 2026

Choosing hay comes with plenty of questions. Is Timothy a good fit for your horse? Would pellets or cubes make feeding easier? And what does the information on the bag actually tell you? You do not need to become a nutrition expert to make an informed choice, but understanding a few key details can make those decisions more straightforward. Timothy hay can be part of many feeding programs, but the...
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Fall Horse Care: How to Prepare Your Horse for Cooler Weather

September 16, 2026

A good fall horse care routine goes beyond pulling blankets out of storage. Changes in pasture availability, forage quality, water intake, workload, and weather can all influence how a horse should be managed throughout the season. Preparing early gives you time to evaluate your horse’s body condition, review their forage program and address health, barn or pasture needs before winter...
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Providing Forage vs. Premium Forage: Why the Difference Matters for Your Horse

August 25, 2026

Believing that all hay provides the same basic nutrition is one of the most common assumptions in the horse world. It is also one of the most expensive assumptions to hold onto. Every horse owner provides forage in some form. That might mean a flake of hay tossed over a fence or a carefully sourced supply delivered by the ton. Far fewer horse owners are feeding a true premium forage program built...