Hay Nets and DIY Slow Feed Hay Feeders

Let’s talk slow feeders. I believe horses should have free choice hay 24/7; but if you have a lot of horses (or even just a few horses), that can be a lot of money. Enter the slow feeder. …

In my travels as a certified FeedMaster™ equine nutrition specialist I visited 100s of horse farms. I witnessed over and over some simple “mistakes” that horse owners make that really can imp…

Last fall I started trying to figure out a plan for how I would feed hay in the winter at home. I didn’t want to leave hay on the ground so I planned ahead and waited for a sale at TSC...Read more

We have used NibbleNet brand hay feeders since the Fall of 2012. Over the years, we have hung them in stalls, hung them on trees, and used them on the ground. When the horses were barefoot, it was …

Save money, time and/or effort with these eight simple “life hacks” for the barn. So you can spend more time in the tack and less time on everything else. ...

Hay Nets and DIY Slow Feed Hay Feeders

Ever since we brought the horses home we have been trying to devise a way to stop them from wasting hay. Horses like to eat the best stuff...

So let me start by saying I didn't start this thread to bash the barn where I board...in fact, I absolutely LOVE the owner and everyone who works and boards...

So, we had a dilemma in regards to how we fed hay. Pendleton needed to free feed all day, and Willow & Rowdy needed to be forced to slow down or they would inhale their day's worth of hay within an hour. The solution. Make our own slow feeders!