A forage-first look at hard keepers, digestive efficiency, topline support, and the supplements that can help horses regain healthy condition without simply adding more grain.

Supplements can help, but only when they match the true reason a horse is losing muscle, condition, or shape over the back.

A University of Guelph study looked at dry, soaked, and steamed hay and how horses respond to various treatments of their forage.

This essential trace mineral plays a central role in equine health — but not every horse needs additional supplementation.

This important vitamin has antioxidant and bone-strengthening properties – but more of a good thing is not always better.

This popular equine feed ingredient is often misunderstood ‒ here we 'get to the root' (sorry) of the facts and fables surrounding it.

Green bananas contain fibre, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and compounds that support digestive function and overall equine health.

As winter approaches, turnout time and exercise decreases for many horses, which increases the incidence of this type of colic.

How to avoid dangerous contamination in your horse's feed, and understand toxin binders, monensin, and mycotoxins.

From bedding to oil and even forage, this versatile plant has many uses – although it can be problematic for competition horses.