Making hay while the sun shines
Harvesting your own hay can be an excellent way to maximise your resources, save money and improve pasture. HORSE reveals how to plan for next year’s supply
Forage
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Energy reserves
H&H looks at the truth about so-called 'heating' feed
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Good bacteria keep horses healthy
Friendly bacteria in the hindgut keep your horse's digestive system functioning normally and prevent dangerous bacteria from taking over
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How good is your forage?
Forage in the form of hay or haylage is a vital part of every feeding regime during the winter and assessing the quality of your forage is extremely important
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Q&A: Hay to haylage
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on making the change from feeding hay to haylage
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Q&A: Alternatives to grazing
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to supplement your horse's diet when the grazing is poor
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Q&A: Feeding haylage
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on buying, storing and feeding haylage
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Q&A: Hay v haylage
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to choose between feeding hay or haylage this winter
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Understanding the value of grass
This season's sunshine and showers is encouraging the grass to grow faster than ever. So, what nutritional effect does this have on our grazing?
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All about haylage
Expert advice on feeding haylage
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Storing forage
Forage needs to be stored correctly, or it will lose its nutritional value and flavour
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Understanding haylage production
Leading haylage manufacturer explain the benefits of haylage
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Understanding pure dried grass
Fibre is a vital ingredient of your horse's diet and the most natural food for equines
