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Common Causes of Poor Body Condition and Performance

The first step in determining why your horse is not eating well, losing weight or failing to thrive is to examine his nutritional program. Your Purina Certified Expert Dealer or Sales Specialist can help you with this process. Careful assessment of your horses eating habits and diet may be very...

Protection and Support for Optimal Joint Health

Daily exercise and the rigors of competition are some of the most common causes of joint injuries in horses, injuries which can lead to a considerable amount of lost training time. While a horse’s body has a tremendous capacity for repair, it is not uncommon for damage to exceed this capacity. In...

Why It’s Important to Have Supplements Always Available for Your Cattle

Having nutritional supplements always available for your cattle to utilize during critical times can pay dividends. Not meeting nutritional requirements of heifers and cows during the last third of pregnancy and the first 60 days of lactation, for example, can cost producers great economic loss,...

Year 'Round Supplementation Improves Pasture Utilization

It’s been a challenge raising registered Angus cattle through the last 13 years of drought on the Bradley 3 Ranch in the Texas Panhandle. “We’ve changed a lot of management over the last five or six years to cope with the drought,” says James Henderson, one of the ranch’s three owners. Much of...

Managing Newly Purchased Yearling Bulls

A performance-tested yearling bull can improve herd performance through increased weaning weights, improved carcass quality and more replacement females, according to Cornell University Beef Cattle Extension Specialist Mike Baker. Baker divides management of the yearling bull into the following...

Pay close attention to winter nutrition for your cattle

Taking shortcuts on your cattle nutrition during the winter months could be risk next year’s calf crop, this year’s weaning weights and the long-term viability of your herd. According to information from University of Minnesota Extension beef experts, winter feeding programs vary for each cattle...

Tips for Creep Feeding Calves

Most calves are not likely to reach their maximum potential growth without your help and intervention through a practice known as “creep feeding.” Creep feeding involves providing supplemental feed to nursing calves to address a bovine predicament Purina calls “The Hungry Calf Gap.” This gap occurs...

Purina® FeedGuard® Nutrition System Provides Feed Safety Peace of Mind

It’s important for horse owners to understand how ingredients, feed safety and quality issues can affect their horses’ health and performance. Oftentimes, people look at thefeed tag for information on which to base their feed buying decision. Unfortunately, there is generally little information on...