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April 9, 2026

Forage forms, sometimes called forage alternatives, are the different physical formats used to feed forage to horses and livestock. Common forage forms include hay pellets, hay cubes, chopped forage, and compressed bales. While all of these options can help meet daily forage requirements, each has unique benefits and limitations. Each product format is designed for different nutritional needs,...

April 1, 2026

All goats need proper nutrition and a balanced diet to stay healthy. Whether you care for a large herd of dairy goats or a few beloved pets, understanding the fundamental principles of goat nutrition is essential for managing your herd. Like cows and sheep, goats are ruminants that need large volumes of fibrous roughage to maintain normal digestive function. But that doesn't mean they eat the same...

March 24, 2026

If you've ever reached the bottom of a bag of forage and found what looks like dust, you're not alone. It's one of the most common questions among animal owners across all species, from small animal owners to horse and livestock caretakers. At first glance, it can be easy to assume that these small particles are dirt, debris, or a sign of poor-quality forage. In reality, what you are seeing is...