Broadleaf weeds creep into pastures in many forms throughout the year. Not only are they unsightly, but they can limit the grazing available to your horses. Some weeds, such as milkweed and clammy ground cherry, are toxic when eaten. The type of broadleaf weeds in the field varies with the season. Common summer weeds include […]…
Most people only apply lime and fertilizer when the fields are struggling. However, this may not solve the problem and could in fact make things worse. Soil fertility changes over time, so it is important to have a current soil test. Recommendations based on a soil test will ensure the correct product is applied at […]…
The pasture needs of a horse differ from those of other types of livestock. Ideal equine pastures are nutritionally balanced, productive, palatable, safe, and aesthetically pleasing. A nutritionally balanced pasture plays a vital role in the overall health of the horse. Pasture comprises a large part of the horse’s diet and therefore needs to provide […]…