Hay
Hay Facts Part 2 – Testing Hay
These tests will help you ensure that the hay you are feeding your horse is not bad for his health. | MORE
Ask the Experts: Adult Horse Hay Needs
A veterinarian provides advice on daily hay, grain and grass portions for adult horses. | MORE
How to Test Your Horse’s Hay
Follow these five steps to test your horse's hay and screen for harmful bales. | MORE
Hand-Knot a Hay Net for Your Horse
Turn baling twine into a hay net in under 30 minutes. | MORE
Horse Hay Facts
Hay is an important part of your horse's diet. Selecting good quality hay and forage will help you ensure his health and wellness. | MORE
Ten Tips for Choosing Hay
Whether grass or legume, the right hay for your horse is an important part of his nutrition. Here are some tips from the American Association of Equine Practitioners on choosing the best hay for your horse. | MORE
Horse Hay Storage Tips
You buy (or harvest it), haul it, carry it and stack it. Now make sure that hard-earned hay will be usable when you need it with these horse hay storage tips. | MORE
Does Your Horse Soak His Supper?
When horse's soak their hay, there might be an underlying medical reason. Find out why. | MORE
What’s in Your Hay?
Healthy horses will usually eat every last leaf and stalk of good quality hay. If your horses are picking and choosing, their hay probably contains more indigestible, woody stems and less healthy forage. Higher quality bales may cost more, but they'll save money in the long run because horses will waste less. | MORE
Winter Storage of Horse Hay
Some helpful hints for storing your hay properly for the winter. | MORE
