Horse quality hay should have less weeds in it, but those bales with little or no weeds are normally higher quality. Johnson grass is also included as something to watch out for in bales.

Desirable horse hay is clean, consistent, properly harvested and attractive. Hay should be free from debris, dirt, dust, toxins, fungi, mold, insects, weeds or any substances that hinder digestion.

There are many types of hay utilized for horses. What works best will vary, depending on the region (certain types of hay grow better in different climates) and the needs of your individual horse.

With hungry mules to feed and bales of hay to haul, it finally came time to hitch a trailer to our Wagoneer for some towing tests. Built on the platform of the current Ram 1500 , our Jeep Wagoneer ...

In any feeding program, roughage should make up the majority of a horse's diet. Most nutritionists and veterinarians suggest that roughage make up over 50 percent of the daily intake.

When I was a child growing up in Union Mills, I had a great love of horses. It started, I think, before I could walk. Some of my earliest recollections involve being placed on a pony’s back a… ...

In any feeding program, roughage should make up the majority of a horse's diet. Most nutritionists and veterinarians suggest that roughage make up more than 50 percent of the daily ...

Hay production has become a viable option for property owners in Brazoria County looking for ways to make their land more useful, while paying less in property taxes. Many of the county's forage ...

Tom Johnston is a hay producer in western Wyoming who sells his hay to horse owners across the country. He has been doing this since the 1980s. On a crisp fall morning, Johnston was out working in ...

An internal medicine doctor in Wellington says about 60 to 75 horses have been potentially exposed to Hoary Alyssum, a toxic weed, that was found in a recent batch of hay.