Nutrition Notes Written by our Ph.D. nutritionists and other animal nutrition staff professionals from the KNG Nutrition Department, these articles address timely nutrition and management topics or issues making news in the industry. View Product Filters Species Horse Showing 1-9 of 9 results Hay Quality: Good vs. Bad Horse Long-stem fiber in a horse’s diet is critical to maintain healthy gut function by promoting motility and microbial balance1. However, finding quality hay can be a challenge, depending on time of year and geography. Laboratory analysis of the nutritional value of hay may be of limited value to a horse Continue reading… Benefits of Beet Pulp For Horses Horse It can sometimes be a challenge to ensure a horse consumes adequate water and quality fiber, especially in the depths of winter. If hay quality is poor or if horse owners are looking to stretch their hay supply, beet pulp provides a number of benefits to the horse. Beet pulp Continue reading… Fly Control – Now Is The Time! Horse Heavy fly infestations have been shown to reduce milk yield by as much as 15%. Most often, the stress that cows are subjected to by flies is compounded by the effect of hot, humid weather. If you’ve been bitten by a fly, imagine what it would be like to be Continue reading… Complexed Organic Trace Minerals in Sentinel® and Dynasty® Horse The trace minerals zinc, copper, and manganese, are essential nutrients that have been proven to positively affect many vital functions. Some of these functions include: Immune system function and response Hoof growth, maintenance, and integrity Reproductive performance in mares and stallions Joint and skeletal development, growth, maintenance and repair Skin Continue reading… Patented Technology That Can Decrease Moisture Levels in Feed Which Can Reduce the Potential For Harmful Mold, Pathogenic Bacteria and Fungus Horse Is Your Feed Safe? It is well accepted that feed quality is one of the foundations of a successful operation. The growing, harvesting, and storage of grains are directly affected by unpredictable environmental conditions. Improving the quality and consistency of the nutrients provided by feed is a prime concern of Continue reading… Soybean Meal and Protein in the Horse Diet Horse Protein is a primary component of every tissue and organ in the animal body. It is found in muscle tissue, bones, cartilage, blood, hair, and hooves. Protein is also a component of hormones and enzymes as well as immunoglobulins or antibodies as part of the immune system. Protein is involved Continue reading… Dynasty® Performance Horse Feeds Horse The look in their eye says it all… the focus, the determination, the will to win. Supporting this focus with precisely balanced nutrition and proper strength conditioning, horses can achieve remarkable performance. No matter what the goal… successful trail riding, top competition, progressive training, developing a young athlete or a Continue reading… Benefits of Beet Pulp for Horses Horse In the depths of winter, it can be a challenge to ensure a horse consumes adequate water and quality fiber. If hay quality is poor or if horse owners are looking to stretch their hay supply, beet pulp provides a number of benefits to the horse. Beet pulp is Continue reading… Forage Alternatives for Horses Horse The past two years have been very difficult for many farmers, including hay farmers. In 2011, excessive rain and flooding resulted in the inability to cut hay, or made it extremely difficult to dry freshly cut grass appropriately for baling. This year, drought is in the headlines daily. Drought will Continue reading…
