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Michigan State Extension Focuses on Growing Horse Hay, Pastures

EAST LANSING, Mich. -- According to the 2007 Michigan Equine Survey, http://www.horsescountinmichigan.com, there are about 155,000 horses, ponies, mules and donkeys in Michigan. And they are as hungry as, well, horses. More...
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Pennfield Equine Feed Technologies Official Horse Feed of USEF

Lexington, KY— The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) announces the new partnership with Pennfield Equine Feed Technologies as the “Official Horse Feed of the USEF.”

University of Minnesota Offers Horse Owner Education Programs in 2009

ST. PAUL, Minn. — The University of Minnesota Horse Team is offering three regional horse owner education programs throughout Minnesota and western Wisconsin in 2009.

Help Needed to Feed Hungry Horses

The Kentucky Horse Council (KHC) needs your help to pay for feed and veterinary care for starving Kentucky horses this winter.

Keep Horses Happy and Healthy Using Winter Feeding Tips

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Winter presents a challenge to horse owners when it comes to feeding their horses.

Fall and Winter Management of Alfalfa

AMES, Iowa -- Rain in May and early June this year put most alfalfa producers behind two to three weeks for their first, and correspondingly their second, third, and sometimes fourth cuttings.
Equine Nutrition Management Tips  

Do you know how much your horse weighs? This chart demonstrates a fast and easy way to estimate your horse's weight.

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Ask A Pro - Equine Nutrition  

 Dr. Andrew Dean is a 1991 graduate of Colorado state University College of Veterinary Medicine. He focuses on equine health and lameness issues in practice. He draws on 25 years of horse hoof care experience to help treat his patients.  He is an advocate of physiologic trimming and shoeing. Have a question for him? Don't hestitate to ask! Dr. Dean is a passionate teacher, and would love to try and shine some light on your individual situation.
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