It’s not too soon to be thinking about a fall vegetable garden. I know it’s hard to think about cool season vegetables like turnips, mustard, cabbage, broccoli, shallots, and spinach when the thermometer is about to burst – but […]
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We have all experienced the distinct aromatic result of canine flatulence (excessive formation of gases in the stomach or intestine), and who hasn’t conveniently blamed their dog for their own inappropriate moment? Despite the humorous overtones of the situation, excessive flatus […]
When a horse is too thin, what is the best way to help him gain weight? The answer may not be the same in every situation so we need more information to make a good recommendation. First, we need to know if the horse truly does need to gain weight. […]
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Traditionally, grazed forages provide beef cows the majority of their nutrients during the spring and summer months. However, during droughts when forage production stops, alternative feeds and feeding programs need to be used utilized until forages are growing again. When deciding on and alternative feeding program there are several options […]
There is considerable controversy regarding the percentage of dietary protein that deer should have. Many people believe that deer cannot tolerate more than 16% dietary protein and that high-protein diets are wasteful or even toxic. This simply is not true.
Research in South Texas has shown that wild deer diets at […]
Save the date for the North Texas Show Chow Clinic! Join show experts and fitters as they discuss the latest in show chow nutrition and proper techniques for fitting and showing your animals.
When: Saturday, September 24, 2011
Time: 9:00 am […]