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February 17, 2026

For horses, cattle, and other grazing or browsing livestock like goats, there’s no question that fresh pasture is the gold standard. Natural grasses and legumes like alfalfa provide animals with the moisture, fiber, and nutrients they’re designed to thrive on. But in the real world, pasture isn’t always available or reliable. Across much of the American West, limited water, unpredictable weather,...

February 11, 2026

Goat ownership continues to grow across the United States, from backyard herds and companion animals to dairy goats and small-scale livestock operations. While goats are adaptable and efficient foragers, they are also highly sensitive to dietary imbalances. Many of the most common health issues seen in goats stem not from disease, but from nutrition-related challenges that can often be prevented...

February 3, 2026

Hay shortages tend to happen more often than many horse owners expect. Forage production depends heavily on weather and growing conditions, and factors like drought, wildfires, flooding, or extended winters can significantly limit what’s harvested and when it’s available. Add in transportation delays or regional supply disruptions, and even barns that plan ahead can find their hay supply running...