In this article, we’ll explore several areas gaining attention: sourcing supplements, transportation, and manufacturing practices. These emerging themes might reshape how you feed in the coming year—or they may simply affirm that you’re already on track. Either way, it’s a conversation worth having.

As with any aspect of horse care, the quality and expertise behind equine nutrition advice makes a significant difference in your horse's health and performance. So what is the difference of a professional consultation?

Learn the difference between acid and acidosis in horses, and how each affects stomach and hindgut health.

Body Condition Scoring (BCS) is an essential skill for all owners to know and perform regularly to maintain overall health and reduce metabolic risk. So what is it?

MOLASSES PRIMER 101

(AKA Why we know the facts and don't have a problem with it).

Walk into a feed store, or simply go online, and you will find hundreds of supplements. So how do you select the best supplements for your horse?

What is Grain? Should you be worried about using feeds with grain included?

Let’s learn together what this all means!

What Is DCAD—and Does It Matter for Your Horse?
Should you adjust your horse’s diet based on something called DCAD? In this post, we’ll break down what DCAD actually is, when it’s worth paying attention to, and why it’s a nuanced, case-specific concept

Should Owners “Do Their Own Research?”