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The use of hay feeders can help reduce the amount of hay wasted and save money.

This invasive weed is taking over Pennsylvania pastures. Learn how to control it.

This article will explain the types of dewormers that are currently available, why parasite resistance to dewormers is concerning, and current veterinarian-recommended protocols for deworming horses.

Tick checks are one of the most important things you can do to remove ticks quickly from your horse. What is a tick check? Watch this video to learn more.

Tick checks are one of the most important things you can do to remove ticks quickly from your horse. What is a tick check? Watch this video to learn more.

Learn why native plants are great for landscaping and which plants are non-toxic to horses.

After a hot and droughty summer and fall, you may need to determine whether your pastures need some extra management to return to productivity.

This article covers the foaling process, from preparing for the foal to a few days after its arrival.

Manure management is a difficult but critical part of managing any horse property.

Horses that were not on pasture during the winter should be transitioned gradually to lush spring pastures.

Prebiotic, probiotic, and postbiotic supplements can keep your horse’s gut healthy and may promote positive impacts throughout the body.

While medication is available to treat horses actively suffering from stomach ulcers, nutritional changes in the diet can help prevent future ulcers.

Accurately characterizing a horse's workload is important for balancing their diet and maintaining horse health.

Learn about essential equine vaccines, common diseases they prevent, and biosecurity measures in this free one-hour webinar. Ensure your horse's health with expert insights and practical tips.

Herbicides are a useful tool to control weeds, but there's a lot you need to know before picking up the sprayer. This article provides an overview of the basics of herbicide use in pastures.

This article is a short summary about protein requirements for the horse.

While donkeys and horses are both equines, donkeys require a different diet to keep them at a healthy weight and avoid health problems.

En Pensilvania, se pueden encontrar varias especies de garrapatas en el ganado y los caballos, especialmente en aquellos animales que pasan tiempo en los pastos.

It is best to use multiple management techniques when trying to control internal parasite populations on your horse farm. This can include pasture and facility management and dewormer treatments.

Flies are a nuisance on equine facilities and can transmit diseases. Learn how to use integrated pest management (IPM) to control pest flies safely and effectively.

Discover how horse farms pollute water: runoff carries manure, chemicals, and sediment, harming streams. Apply best practices and follow Pennsylvania regulations.

The AAEP has released updated guidelines for managing internal parasites (strongyles, ascarids, etc.) for horses.

Tall fescue grass can contain toxins that cause reproductive problems in late-term broodmares. Learn about the risks of grazing pregnant mares on tall fescue and what you can do to reduce the risk of health problems.

While trees provide a good source of shade in pastures, they can have several drawbacks as well.

This article will review colic signs, normal equine vitals, types of colic, risks and prevention, and emergency planning.