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A Lifetime of Nourishment Starts with a Promise

A Lifetime of Nourishment Starts with a Promise

The Benefits of Natural Ingredients Our loyal pets deserve nothing less than the best. That’s why we’ve carefully crafted every Loyall Life recipe using only wholesome, hardworking ingredients. But how big of an impact does each ingredient make on your best friend’s overall health? Let’s take a closer look at how what’s in your pet’s bowl helps them look and feel their best from the inside out. Real Meat as the #1 Ingredient Hearty beef, savory salmon, and lean chicken are more than a tasty bonus at mealtimes. These essential proteins help your pet build muscle, maintain healthy energy levels,...

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A Guide to Complete Textured Feeds and Confident Goat Nutrition

A Guide to Complete Textured Feeds and Confident Goat Nutrition

If there is one question goat owners ask more than any other, it is this:What should I feed my goat? That question often shows up as: Can goats eat this? Is this feed safe for goats? Do goats need special minerals? Feeding goats can feel overwhelming. There is a lot of information out there, and goats have specific nutritional needs that make feed choice feel especially important. This practical feeding guide focuses on what goats need every day, explains what makes a feed truly complete, and shows how texture, variety, and balanced nutrition work together to support confident feeding decisions...

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How to Supplement Calcium to Your Flock

How to Supplement Calcium to Your Flock

The shell of each egg that your hens are laying is made up of nearly 95% calcium carbonate by dry weight. To produce hard eggs, your chicken will be consuming up 20 times the amount of calcium in one year than the amount of calcium that is contained in her actual bones. As their keeper, it is your responsibility to make sure each chicken is consuming a steady supply of calcium in her diet. Key Takeaways Eggshells contain 95% calcium carbonate, but hens need 20 times more calcium than their bones provide. Feeding hens their own eggshells poses risks like...

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Tips to Prevent Barn Fires

Tips to Prevent Barn Fires

A barn fire is a devastating, catastrophic event that can not only destroy a valuable building, but can kill horses and livestock, destroy stored crops, and damage all types of equipment. Fortunately, barn fires are also preventable and avoidable if you understand the risks and take the proper safety precautions. How Barn Fires Happen There are many different ways a barn fire could be sparked, from careless smoking and faulty electrical wiring to unsafe heaters, improperly stored hay, and lightning strikes. While fires can occur in any season, there are typically more barn fires in winter when electrical and heater...

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Recycling Down on the Farm

Recycling Down on the Farm

Everyone knows the value of recycling, but the more creative the recycling down on the farm, the more farmers can save both money and materials by meeting their equipment needs in unique and sustainable ways. Compost Composting is the easiest and most familiar type of farm recycling. Any biodegradable waste – manure, food scraps, soiled livestock bedding, decaying plants, etc. – can become useful compost that will fertilize crops and keep soil healthy and productive. Composting can also be done on a much smaller scale for personal use in the yard or garden, with equal benefits for personal gardens and...

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