minerals

If you or your family ranches, then chances are you have a million of these laying around- mineral lick tubs. The big red or black buckets host minerals and can be reused after their purpose has been served! So pull those bad boys from decorating that dusty corner of your barn and get planting, watering,...

Oftentimes, forage like grass and hay are not enough for your horse’s diet. Sweet feeds and pellets are introduced for extra minerals and vitamins. Known as concentrates, these grains address deficiencies, boost performance horses, and support pregnant mares. They do come with some drawbacks though. It’s important you know the pros and cons! Pros of...

We briefly talked about reuses for your livestock mineral tub the other day. Today, we are sharing an in-depth look into how to turn those extra tubs into a planter!  Step One: Wash out your tub Step Two: Drill some holes in the bottom for drainage Step Three (optional): Drill holes in the side and...

Magnesium has an important function in your horse’s body. It’s a major mineral in bones with 60% being found in the skeleton. Many have recognized its ability to calm horses. It can also be beneficial to those that are obese or at risk for laminitis. It’s essential you thoroughly research magnesium before supplementing your horse...

Many people assume that weeds are something you don’t want in your horse fields. While it is true that you don’t want pastures overrun with them, there are quite a few weeds that are actually healthy for your horse. What’s most important, is that you identify good verses toxic plants. You should know what your...