Grey Oaks Farm
Equine Sanctuary
"Grow old along with me! The best is yet to be,
The last of life, for which the first was made."
-Robert Browning
Nutrition
Myths abound regarding equine nutrition. Should it be round bales, alfalfa, coastal, bermuda, bluestem or just plain grass hay? Should one feed grain, or a complete pelleted feed? Should senior equine eat the same as weanlings. Should brood mares have the same diet as an endurance horse? What about show horses, not to mention my favorite, 'the pasture puff'.
Susan Evans Garlinghouse
Equine Nutrition
Safer Grass
Research
and prevention of grass founder
University of CA at Davis
Nutrition for rehabilitating the starved horse
Care For My Horse
Equine Nutrition
The Basics
Atlanta Equine Clinic
Gastric Ulcers
Atlanta Equine Clinic
Equine Nutrition
Colorado State University
Stretching Hay During Drought
Hush Ponies
All natural horse treats
Grey Oaks Farm residents are fed
Nutrena
Safe Choice™
Manzanola
Top of the Rockies™
(alfalfa cubes)
Beet Pulp
Supplements
(tailored for each individual horse)
Free Choice Hay
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Farm
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10/25/2008