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Feeding Horses During Natural Disasters

Feeding Horses During Natural Disasters: A horse thrives on routine, and nowhere is this more true than in feed management....

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Avoiding Colic as Horses Transition from Pasture to Hay

Avoiding Colic as Horses Transition from Pasture to Hay: It happens every year. Horses that have been turned out in...

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Balancing Equine Diets: The Vitamin A and E Connection

Balancing Equine Diets: The Vitamin A and E Connection. Proper nutrition is at the heart of horse care, and ensuring...

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Keeping Your Horses Healthy This Summer

Keeping Your Horses Healthy This Summer: Georgia summers bring soaring temperatures, intense humidity, and long days of sunshine—perfect for outdoor...

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5 Tips for Summer Pasture Maintenance

5 Tips for Summer Pasture Maintenance: J & J Hay Farms is here to help you with you summer pasture...

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Management of Drought-Stressed Hay Fields

With drought conditions beginning to ease in many parts of the country, hay growers may have questions about whether to...

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Horse Heat Stress Management: Tips For Keeping Your Horse Cool In Summer

Horse Heat Stress Management: Tips For Keeping Your Horse Cool In Summer! Summer is finally here. Winter blankets have been...

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Gastric Ulcers in Horses: Facts and Fallacies

Gastric Ulcers in Horses: Facts and Fallacies. A recent web-based survey queried horse owners on their knowledge and familiarity with equine...

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Summer Pasture-Associated Heaves

Summer Pasture-Associated Heaves: Most horse owners have heard of heaves. It's an asthma-like condition caused by irritation of the respiratory system...

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The Most Profitable Summer Hay Crops in Georgia

The Most Profitable Summer Hay Crops in Georgia: Our warm summers and fertile soil make it an ideal location to...

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