Horses need between 2% to 2.5% of their ideal body weight in feed each day. They primarily eat pasture grass, hay, and other types of forage. The best hay is still green and dry — but not too dry.

Mother Nature designed horses to eat from the floor, yet haynets, racks, and over-the-door buckets designed for feeding off the ground are a familiar sight on many a yard. Horses in the wild will ...

“It’s easy to forget that one reason for making hay earlier in the season is to eliminate the chance of it being infected by ...

Owner Joe McMahon spoke to BloodHorse after the incident, noting that the origin of the fire was still unknown, though he ...

Last winter, NBC Montana brought you a story of the Ninemile Remount Depot's mules and horses that clear trails in our wilderness areas,From November to May, th ...

It has been a frustrating few months for Hastings’ backstretch community, with talk of the track being replaced by a new ...

The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home sold $100,000 under-ask after being on the market for less than 60 days. It's the highest ...

I’m driving; she’s riding shotgun, eating a Slim Jim. We’re blasting The Eminem Show ... Tom DuFresne wanted his kids to have the best of everything, but from a young age, Nicole bucked his attempts ...

As you drive through the scenic hills of Fabius, you will often pass a tractor on the road and farmers working the land ...

A Killarney teenager who died in a horse-riding accident was remembered as a supportive friend who will remain ‘forever young’ at her funeral on Monday afternoon.

You might have meant a ladies’ magazine which has a party line as rigid and sterile as that of, say, either the Communist or ...

The Oconee County Sheriff’s Office reported the following incidents: ...