Category: Monthly Editorial

A female adult housefly lays up to 500 eggs in her lifetime, but in a normal environment, only 2 to 4 percent of the fly

Summer is a season of growth in every pasture. For foals, long daylight hours, green grass, and warm weather create ideal conditions for developing strength,

Maintaining a healthy weight is one of the most important aspects of horse care, yet it can also be one of the most challenging. Whether

The growth and development of foals are a critical phase in a horse’s life, as they set the foundation for future health, performance, and longevity.

Horses come in a rich array of coat colors—from brilliant chestnuts and glistening grays to deep bays and glossy blacks. These colors, while visually stunning,

If you’ve spent any time around horses, you’ve probably witnessed the classic post-workout ritual: a good, satisfying roll in the dirt. Whether they’ve just come

Bathing your horse offers more than just a refreshing scrub; it’s a prime opportunity to forge a stronger bond with your equine companion while keeping

Evidence-Based Nutritional Strategies For Equine Gastric Ulcer Management If your horse has suffered from gastric ulcers, you have probably wished for a fast, simple, affordable

It is important to understand the benefits and costs of assisted reproductive techniques (ARTs) to ensure alignment with breeding goals. We collaborated with specialists in

Priapism is a rare yet serious condition that can affect stallions, leading to prolonged and painful erections. While it is not something breeders commonly encounter,

A winning run in the show pen might come down to precision and partnership, but long before the gate swings open, it’s the details on