Winter Flock

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Prep your flock for colder weather
The air is crisp, the leaves are turning… and your hens are starting to notice the shorter days. As the number of daylight hours drops, it’s normal for egg production to slow — but a little planning can go a long way toward keeping those cartons full...READ MORE ›
Pig at Feeder
Nutritional strategies to support pigs in cold weather
By Henrique Cemin, Ph.D.,
For anyone involved with pork production, the impact of the seasons on productivity and…READ MORE ›

Horse Drinking Water
Support Hydration in Winter Diets: Hydration and metabolism management
By ,
  ❄️ Why hydration drops in autumn and winter As temperatures fall, horses:…READ MORE ›

Horse in Autumn
Prepping Horses for Fall: Parasite Control and Nutrition Tips
By ,
As cooler weather approaches, now is the perfect time to reassess equine health programs…READ MORE ›

Molting Chicken
Molting season: Out with the old, in with the new
By ,
If your hens look like they’ve been in a pillow fight, don’t worry — they’re probably…READ MORE ›

Fall Horse Pasture
Manage metabolism during fall grass flush: Adjusting calories and prioritizing gut health
By ,
🍽 Why fall feed transitions matter As the days get shorter and pastures start to dwindle…READ MORE ›

Backgrounding Cattle
Thinking of Backgrounding Your Calves? The Time is Now!
By Hubbard Beef Nutrition Team,
By: Nevil Speer, MBA, Ph.D. Have you ever considered weaning and backgrounding your…READ MORE ›

Hens with Eggs
The science of eggshell strength & how homestead can help!
By Homestead Poultry Team,
  Healthy eggs start with healthy hens — and they need the right nutrients to…READ MORE ›

Alltech & ADM
ADM, Alltech to bring together unparalleled expertise and experience in new North American animal feed joint venture
By Alltech Corporate Communications,
New venture will offer customers unique advantages thanks to combination of deep…READ MORE ›

Hen laying eggs
What to Expect When Your Chicks Start Laying: A Guide to the First Eggs
By Dr. Ed Bonnette,
After weeks of anticipation—16 to 18, to be exact—your once-tiny chicks are finally on…READ MORE ›