The Scoop on Forage Pellets for Horses
Are you curious about hay pellets? What are they, how are they made, how do you feed them, and which horses will benefit from consuming forage pellets? How Standlee Makes Pellets Hay pellets consist of dried forage, such as alfalfa and grasses, that are formed into 0.25" wide x 0.75 – 1.25" long pieces. To make a hay pellet, Standlee Forage first grows the plants to the proper maturity stage, then...
The Scoop On the Coop: How to Raise Happy and Healthy Chickens
Are you thinking about adding chickens to your family as pets? Before you dive into the world of feathered companionship, there are essential steps you need to take to ensure a smooth and hassle-free process. From understanding local regulations to choosing the right chicken breeds, this article will provide you with an essential checklist to crack the code of getting chickens as pets. By the end,...
Selecting the Proper Forage for Your Horse
The most significant component of a horse's diet is forage in the form of pasture, baled hay, hay pellets, or hay cubes. Selecting the proper forage for your horse makes a big difference in satisfying the horse's nutritional needs; the appropriate forage can significantly impact the horse's health and longevity. Forage Quality Before we consider which type of forage may be best" for your horse,...
Low Sugar and Starch Forage Blend - Smart Carb Performance
Are you looking for a high-quality forage blend that is low in sugar and starch? Look no further than our Low Sugar and Starch Forage Blend, Smart Carb™ Performance. This specially formulated blend is designed to provide your horses with a nutritious and balanced diet, without the excess sugars and starches that is meticulously crafted and enriched with probiotics to optimize microbiome function...
Therapeutic Forage – Horse Health Through Diet
As horse owners, we understand the importance of providing our equine companions with the right nutrition to support their overall well-being. Dr. Stephen Duren, Ph.D. Equine Nutritionist, explains how understanding a horse's nutritional needs through their digestive system can help us make informed choices when it comes to their diet. We will also discuss the importance of choosing the right...
