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Horse Feed Notes: Not all oils are created equal…and some can actually help reduce inflammation!
by Amy Gill

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Protein is a source of amino acids for horses, not calories!
by Amy M Gill, PhD

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Carbohydrates: How Fibers and Starch and Sugars Affect Rations & Horse Health
Dr. Amy M. Gill

Horse Nutrition: Prostaglandins are responsible for functions such as: 
By Dr. Amy M. Gill

Prostaglandins are responsible for functions such as:

Horse Feed Indgredients: Comparison of Grain Based Feed to Fiber Based Feed
By Dr. Amy M Gill

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Horse Feed Ingredients: Benefits Of High Fiber, High Fat & Low Starch Horse Feeds

Your horses health and performance are directly linked to the health of its digestive system. Horses on high fiber feeds, which closer mimics their natural high fiber and low carbohydrate diet, provides a healthier digestive tract and will allow horses to look and perform better.

 Sugar, Sweet Feed, Horses, and Hyperactivity

Some people are concerned that there is a relationship between hyperactive behavior in horses and the amount of molasses, and therefore sugar, in their grain mix.

Molasses based liquids are typically about 10% of a grain mixture. That means that there is 0.1 lb of the liquid in each pound of sweet feed. The highest sugar content in molasses products we use is about 40%, meaning there will be about 4% sugar coming from the molasses in the grain mix.

What Is Beet Pulp Horse Feed?
by Eric Haydt