The Standlee Barn Bulletin is your source for insightful articles about premium western forage and beyond.
To show the benefit of feeding the highest quality forage or hay-based fiber source for your beloved equine and livestock partners, Standlee Premium Western Forage® commissioned two studies through the Purina Animal Nutrition Center facility near St. Louis, MO.
The studies...
Do you ever get confused by horse terms and wonder where they came from? If you don't, we're sure your non-horse friends are baffled by some of the words you use when talking about your beloved horse.
Here is the second...
Oats are a type of cereal crop grown for the seed/grain. Oat grains have been fed to livestock for centuries and have long been a sought-after source of energy for horses. Oats are high in starch and fiber, and while...
Can I feed my rabbit fresh vegetables and fruits from the grocery store? The answer is a qualified YES.
Kudos to you for looking into feeding fresh for your small companion animal. Feeding fresh can deliver some of the essential...
Do you ever get confused by horse terms and wonder where they came from? If you don't, we're sure your non-horse friends are baffled by some of the words you use when talking about your beloved horse.
Here is a collection...
On Wednesday, March 25th, Idaho Governor Brad Little issued a state-wide ‘Stay-Home’ order effective immediately and for at least 21 days. We at Standlee Premium Western Forage® recognize the vital importance of observing all practices to promote healthy and safe environments for our employees, vendors and customer communities. Standlee also knows that our animal-owner community depends on us to reliably manufacture and supply our products through all channels of distribution.
As an ‘Essential Business’ and as designated by both federal and state authorities, we are and will remain open to manufacture and distribute animal feed and other products. We will continue to closely monitor the COVID-19 pandemic health mandates and recommendations and will continue to respond accordingly and responsibly.
We (and our beloved animals) will get through these trying times! Stay safe and healthy!
