New: Beyond the Barn Podcast by Standlee
From our fields to your feeder, we discuss all things hay and livestock nutrition related. We feature industry recognized experts to answer common nutrition myths, how our hay comes to …
New Name, Same Premium Product – Introducing Smart Beet
What is beet pulp? Beet pulp is a by-product of the sugar industry. Sugar is extracted from the beet leaving the pulp. The sugar finds its way into foods and …
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Outbreak Alert: December 4, 2020 – Equine Influenza in Clackamas County, OR
Source: Attending Veterinarian Number Confirmed: 1; Number Exposed: 1; Facility Type: Private Facility; Age: 13; Gender: Gelding; Breed: Paint; Onset of Clinical Signs: 11/26/2020; Clinical Signs: Mild Fever, Nasal Discharge, …
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Why Hay Test
Hay may smell fresh and look clean but that’s not the whole story. How do you know if your hay is right for your animals? You already know that …
Consistent Nutrition and Forage Quality Defends Horses from Digestive Issues
The horse has evolved as a grazing animal and forage continues to play a pivotal role in equine health. Horses are non-ruminant herbivores, also known as “hindgut fermenters”. Their digestive …
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Everything You Need to Know About Beet Pulp for Horses – Part 1
Some of our most popular products at Standlee are our Beet Pulp Pellets and Shreds, and although they are top sellers, we often get questions about what it is from …
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Symptoms, Causes and Feed Management for Laminitis
Laminitis is inflammation of the laminae of the foot. The laminae are tiny finger-like structures in the hoof that interlock to join the coffin bone to the hoof wall, effectively …
Transitioning from Summer to Fall – What Should I Consider with Impaction Colic in Horses?
Fall is approaching and with it, cooler weather and a shift in pasture availability and moisture content. When temperatures start to decrease, some horses have a tendency to drink less; …
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Evacuation Tips for Horse Owners
Always be prepared. Any part of Oregon could have an emergency – from wildfire to flood! Know your routes out of your home and have a few places in mind …
Facts about the equine respiratory system
Respiratory health is essential to horse performance, yet it’s often under-appreciated or misunderstood. The equine respiratory system is much different from a human’s, and several factors contribute to horses becoming …