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(c) 2009 http://AllHorseTalk.com - this is a video all about making a bran mash for your horse. With your host Alita (Bunny) Hendricks. For information and updates on more videos, audio interviews, articles, member forums, meetups and more, visit http://AllHorseTalk.com

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http://www.thinklikeahorse.org/
- Here I talk about some grain, hay, Vitamins and other supplements. "MODERATION IS KEY" "LESS IS MORE". Too much of anything is not good for horses. I did not mention in the video about Mineral Block and Salt block available in the pasture. These are important so horses can supplement themselves as needed. I talk about rice bran, oats or rolled oats, flax seed, Red Cell and different hay. Too much grain, supplements, additives, calming aids and all the other stuff that people want you to buy is NOT good for horses. Small variety, little changes and a diet consisting of mainly grass hay is best for horses.

Yes I give it dry mixed with grain and the amount depends on how much the horse weighs. What every the directions say on fiber bottle? If it says one tablespoon for an adult, then for every 100 or 150 pounds your horse weighs, give that many tablespoons..

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Keeping horses in show-ready condition requires time, effort and commitment. For competitive horses, matching their feed program to the type of exercise they are doing helps ensure their workouts are appropriately fueled.

In this video, Dr. Mary Beth Gordon explains how to support different types of exercise through nutrition, including:
- Aerobic activities like dressage, reining and endurance riding, which rely on fats and fibers.
- Anaerobic work, such as racing, cutting or 3-day eventing, which benefit more from soluble carbohydrates than fats.
- Supporting muscle recovery and maintaining weight, which are key for performance horses during the rigors of competition and training.

0:55 – How to feed horses who perform anaerobic exercise
1:27 – How to feed horses who perform anaerobic exercise
1:56 – Supporting muscle recovery and performance
2:20 – Maintaining weight through competition and training

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Purina Animal Nutrition is a leader in equine research and feed development. Our feed is formulated for horses of all life stages

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http://www.thinklikeahorse.org/

Here is talk about the horse's digestive system and why I feed horses even if they are in pasture. I talk about when horses have a choice about what to eat, they normally do NOT eat bad food. However, when a horse is locked in a stall and is unnaturally staved all day and only thrown a flake a hay once or twice a day, their hunger over rides the instinct to NOT eat bad food, so they eat mold or mice or dead birds in the hay and that is one reasons horses colic - lots of other reason like lack of clean water, not being able to graze and eat all day like they are designed to do, feeding only dry tightly pack hay so they eat clumps and do not chew slowly and let their system work the way it is designed to work.

FACT: A horse's stomach does NOT stretch like a human stomach, so when a horse eats FAST and fills the stomach very quickly, the stomach forces undigested food into the system before it is ready, another issue that contributes to colic. When a horse is starved and not feed all day, the

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Learn how to properly feed your show and performance horses with tips from our Equine Nutritionist, Dr. Marty Adams.

In February 2015, we made some improvements to our Legends® horse feed line, including name updates and new packaging. Visit us at SouthernStates.com/legends to learn more about our Legends line of feeds. Any questions? Contact our Feed Customer Support Line at 888-221-8987 or via email - sscfeedquestions@sscoop.com

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Are you struggling for storage space for your horse feed, or are rodents making a mess in your feed store? If so, then we would recommend the unique Bulk Bin Feeding System from Chestnut Horse Feeds.

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How to keep weight on a hard keeper senior horse. Senior horses' digestion becomes less efficient, and they may run out of teeth. These situations require changes in their feeding strategy. Since all horses require a forage-based feeding program, for senior horses, this may mean adding soaked hay cubes and beet pulp to the diet, to make up for the senior horse not being able to chew hay or grass well anymore. A high fat, high fiber senior grain with added vitamins and nutrients (I use Nutrena ProForce Senior), also fed soaked if teeth are bad, provides extra calories to help the hard keeper senior put on and keep on weight.

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Pasture management is one of the most challenging and important parts of caring for your horse's diet. Let us help you learn how to take the best care of your paddocks and pastures.

In February 2015, we made some improvements to our Legends® horse feed line, including name updates and new packaging. Visit us at SouthernStates.com/legends to learn more about our Legends line of feeds. Any questions? Contact our Feed Customer Support Line at 888-221-8987 or via email - sscfeedquestions@sscoop.com

Learn more and share your questions at http://www.southernstates.com/

Join our online community to meet fellow farmers:

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SouthernStatesCoop

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Find out what is included in TopSpec Lite Feed Balancer...

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Blue Chip nutritionist Sarah gives a talk in South Africa on the importance of the role of a balancer in a horses diet.

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Alfalfa is a great forage to add calories or extra roughage to horse feed. Alfalfa pellets are NOT considered long stem fiber so they cannot be in replacement for hay. Alfalfa cubes are long stem fiber so you can replace pound for pound of hay! Also if your horse is prone to choke please be safe and soak your alfalfa pellets/cubes. Hope this video was helpful! Be sure to like and Subscribe to my channel!
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Natural 12 pelleted horse feed delivers a “best friend” formulation that is safe and convenient to feed growing, breeding and performance horses. This product is convenient, easy to feed, and fortified with all necessary vitamins and minerals to meet nutritional needs for all stages of life.

Watch this video to learn more about how Natural 12 is helping Terry and Warnetta Martin's breeding program at TM Quarter Horses in Canyon, TX.

For more information on Natural 12 and our complete line of Premium Equine products, visit:

https://www.hiprofeeds.com/products/usa

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Find out more at www.purinamills.com/horse-feed

Not all proteins are created equal! Athletic horses need properly formulated diets with the proper level of all nutrients, including protein and essential amino acids, to perform at their best. Instead of focusing on a single nutrient, you should work to make your horse’s diet fully balanced. A mix of nutrients is ideal to support optimal muscle mass and function over time. Otherwise, a lack of calories, amino acids or protein for horses can cause the body to breakdown precious muscle tissue.

Performance horses may benefit from Purina’s SuperSport® supplement, which provides amino acid benefits necessary in a balanced performance horse diet.

Join Dr. Karen Davison, PhD Equine Nutritionist at Purina Animal Nutrition to learn about amino acids and how they affect your horse’s ability to perform and build muscle.

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Alfalfa is a great forage to add calories or extra roughage to horse feed. Alfalfa pellets are NOT considered long stem fiber so they cannot be in replacement for hay. Alfalfa cubes are long stem fiber so you can replace pound for pound of hay! Hope this video was helpful! Be sure to like and Subscribe to my channel!
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Hello Everyone!

PLEASE NOTE! BEST KEPT REFRIGERATED UNTIL THEY ARE EATEN!

Hope you all enjoy this "do it yourself" on no-bake horse treats!:) Comment, rate and subscribe, let me know if you like these and if you want more videos similar to this one!

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In this video, Dr. Marcia Hathaway, University of Minnesota, discusses meeting your horse's mineral needs and pros and cons of different mineral products.

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Learn how to physically evaluate horse hay for maturity, species (i.e. grass or legumes), the presence of dust, mold and weeds, color, touch, and smell.