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How to Feed a Horse: The Complete Guide to Forage, Grazing, and Equine Nutrition Management

May 28, 2026

Learning how to feed a horse properly begins with understanding one simple, but essential, principle: horses are biologically designed to eat forage. Long before modern feeding programs, grain concentrates, and managed barns existed, horses survived as grazing animals that consumed fibrous plants continuously throughout the day. Their digestive system evolved around this pattern of steady forage...
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Rehabilitating a Starved Horse: A Safe, Forage-Based Approach to Weight Gain and Recovery

May 14, 2026

Taking in a starved horse is one of the most challenging and rewarding responsibilities a horse owner can face. Unlike a horse that is simply underweight or out of condition, a truly starved horse has undergone significant physiological changes that impact every system in the body. In these cases, knowing how to put weight on a starved horse safely is not just a matter of feeding more - it...
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ADF & NDF Explained: What Do ADF and NDF Values Mean for Your Horse?

May 8, 2026

Every hay analysis comes back with two numbers that many horse owners skim right past. Abbreviated as ADF and NDF, Acid Detergent Fiber (ADF) and Neutral Detergent Fiber (NDF) are laboratory measurements of the structural fiber fractions in plant cell walls. ADF tells you how much energy your horse can actually extract from a forage. NDF tells you how much of that forage your horse will likely...