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Not all aging horses are alike when it comes to their nutritional needs and dietary requirements. With an estimated 700,000 senior horses living in the United States today, senior horse nutrition is of big concern to many horse owners. Consideration of varying degrees of activity, dental and digestion performance in senior horses...

Spring is right around the corner and that usually means there's plenty of yardwork to be done. Stop by Pasturas Los Alazanes for rakes, shovels, fertilizer and anything you need to get your yard looking great for spring.

Whether your pet is a companion or a performer, PMI Nutrition Exclusive® pet food is dedicated to building products that optimize your pet’s important purpose in life.  Exclusive products always use real chicken or savory, natural lamb in our formulas, with high-grade, natural ingredients with vitamins and minerals - at a...

When you have the Formula 707 Daily Essentials covered, you’ve provided everything your horse needs to do his or her best — regardless of age or the task at hand — in the arena, on the track or around the ranch. Intensive pulmonary support for horses who give it everything...

There are two major behavioral problems that backyard poultry owners must address at the first appearance. Both can be caused and cured by management practices. EGG EATING: Egg eating generally occurs when a hen finds a broken egg, tastes it, likes it and begins searching for other broken eggs, then...

Molting is the process wherein hens lose feathers and grow new ones. It occurs naturally after 10 to 14 months of production, or it can be caused accidentally by temperature extremes, running out of feed or water, a decrease in light, or disease. Hens will not lay eggs during a molt....

  It's time to "spring forward" and gain an extra hour of sunlight. It also means you'll loose an hour of sleep! Daylight Savings Time begins on Sunday, March 8, 2015. Remember to set your clocks forward 1 hour before you head to bed on Saturday, March 7th.

Happy Groundhog Day 2015 The first documented American reference to Groundhog Day can be found in a diary entry, dated February 4, 1841, of Morgantown, Pennsylvania, storekeeper James Morris: Last Tuesday, the 2nd, was Candlemas day, the day on which, according to the Germans,  the Groundhog peeps out of his winter quarters and...