Forage
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Is it safe to feed straw? Everything you need to know, with expert advice from an equine nutritionist
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Know your forage: which type is right for your horse?
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21 full and partial hay replacers to help add more fibre to the diet
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Expert advice for feeding a horse to avoid gastric ulcers
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11 small-holed haynets and slow feeders to extend eating time and reduce wastage
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Forage is key when tackling undesirable behaviour in horses
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Importance of feeding fibre for healthy horses all-year round
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Feeding forage correctly *H&H VIP*
Calories provide power for the high-performance horse, but it’s important to get the energy balance right. Pat Harris MRCVS and Nanna Luthersson DVM separate feeding facts from fiction
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Is forage analysis worthwhile? [H&H VIP]
Kathy Carter looks at how forage analysis works and the equine health benefits it can offer
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HAYGAIN hay steamers has launched a new website
Hay steamer company, HAYGAIN, has launched a new website
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Ask H&H: poor-quality hay
Is it possible to improve the nutritional value of poor-quality hay?
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Ask H&H: hay quality control
Who is responsible for quality control standards of hay?
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Ask H&H: waste hay water
Is water from soaking hay classed as effluent?
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Britain imports hay to cover shortage
The wet summer has resulted in a shortage of hay in Britain with feed merchants importing forage from Canada and Switzerland
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Fact or fiction: Don't feed new hay before Christmas
In the next part of this series, H&H asks whether it is safe to feed this season's hay before Christmas
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What's new: the Hay Bar
Continuing our series showcasing the latest innovations, HHO unveils the Hay Bar, which is designed to allow stabled horses to eat forage in a natural grazing position
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Moving from hay to haylage
Horse & Hound looks at the consequences of converting from hay to haylage
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Making hay while the sun shines
Harvesting your own hay can be an excellent way to maximise your resources, save money and improve pasture. HORSE reveals how to plan for next year’s supply
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Energy reserves
H&H looks at the truth about so-called 'heating' feed
