Ask the Vet, Part 4: The importance of steaming hay while travelling November 29, 2017Becky James Stephanie Davis, DVM, looks at the need for steaming when travelling.
Interview with International Grand Prix dressage rider Hannah Biggs November 27, 2017Laura Marsh Event rider and freelance journalist Arabella Clegg catches up with Hannah Biggs
Ask the Vet, Part 3: Why is steaming hay important for my performance horse? November 24, 2017Laura Marsh Part 3 of the 'Ask the Vet' series, Stephanie Davis, DVM looks at why steaming hay is so important for the performance horse.
Respiratory disease explained November 22, 2017Laura Marsh Becky James BSc MSc explains respiratory disease in horses, the most common causes and the best prevention.
Catching up with Verity Smith- blind international dressage rider November 15, 2017Laura Marsh Event rider and freelance journalist Arabella Clegg chats with blind international dressage rider Verity Smith to find out how this years competition season has been and why she uses Haygain products.
Ask the Vet, Part 2: How to keep your horse hydrated during the winter November 13, 2017Laura Marsh Hydration is probably not the first thing that occurs to us approaching winter but as vet Stephanie Davis, DVM points out, it can be a big issue.
Swiss government institute finds benefits of Haygain steamed hay remain in place for up to three days November 02, 2017Laura Marsh Source: Wyss, U. and Pradervand, N. (2016) Steaming or Soaking. Agroscope Science. Nr 32 p32-33
An in Depth Look at Forage October 31, 2017Laura Marsh The nutrient content of fresh forage changes radically throughout the growing season, and such changes are reflected in forages conserved at different times of the year.
Event rider Arabella Clegg talks to Zimbabwean eventer Camilla Kruger to find out how this years event season has been. October 25, 2017Laura Marsh Event rider and freelance journalist Arabella Clegg chats with Zimbabwean eventer Camilla Kruger to find out how this years event season has been.
A round up of the season's highs and lows for event rider Jodie Amos October 20, 2017Laura Marsh Event rider and freelance journalist Arabella Clegg chats with Jodie Amos to find out how this years event season has been.
Equine Nutrition, Health and Welfare: Research to Practice event September 29, 2017Laura Marsh A write up from the European Society of Veterinary and Comparative Nutrition Congress (ESVCN) by Sharon Smith MSc SEBC(Reg) IEng BHSAPC.
Advantages and Challenges of Haylage September 26, 2017Laura Marsh By Professor Meriel Moore-Colyer, Dean of the School of Equine Management and Science at the Royal Agricultural College.
Types of Haylage September 19, 2017Laura Marsh Professor Meriel Moore-Colyer, Dean of the School of Equine Management and Science at the Royal Agricultural University explains haylage.
Horse nutrition is simple September 15, 2017Becky James Exercise Physiologist Dr. David Marlin explains some useful principles of equine nutrition.
Bacteria in hay July 26, 2017Laura Marsh By Jacob Hepworth, Master of Science by research, student at the Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester, England
A look at carbohydrates in hay with the EMS horse in mind July 18, 2017Chloe . Written by Abby Hookey BSc(Hons) Nutrition, PGDip Human Nutrition & Dietetics, MSc Human Nutrition
Keeping stabled horses happy and healthy July 05, 2017Laura Marsh Equine Consultant Sharon Smith MSc gives advice on how to keep your horse happy and healthy.
Guide to forages and feeding your horse July 03, 2017Chloe . We've posted a useful review on well established feeding practices and the latest research in equine nutrition.
Natural grazing behaviour and the benefits June 21, 2017Chloe . Sharon Smith MSc talks about how the Forager mimics natural grazing behaviour and the benefits to the horse.
Combating Allergies June 21, 2017Laura Marsh Many different items commonly found in any horse’s environment can cause allergies. Stabled horses are engulfed in dust, mould spores and other allergens all day long.
Steamed hay helps horses perform at their best May 25, 2017Matthew Brown The importance of a healthy respiratory system for optimal performance cannot be underestimated. At gallop the horse will inhale 1800 litres of air per minute.
Marginal gains can make all the difference May 25, 2017Matthew Brown Similar to Olympic disciplines for human athletes, the winning margins in the thoroughbred industry are very small. In fact, there is a 0.3% difference between first and second place in racehorses...
A Cheval joins the Haygain Family as its official French Distributor October 21, 2016Deborrah Flament Haygain, the world’s only manufacturer of scientifically proven hay steamers, is pleased to announce a new partnership with A Cheval S.a.S. to distribute Haygain products in France.
System Fencing joins the Haygain team as our official distributor for Canada July 31, 2016Laura Marsh Haygain, the world's only manufacturer of scientifically proven hay steamers, is pleased to announce a new partnership with System Fencing to distribute Haygain products in Canada!
