Deer and Protein There is considerable controversy regarding the percentage of dietary protein that deer should have. Many people believe that deer cannot... Read More
Antioxidants in Horse Nutrition-Vitamin E Most people have heard that anti-oxidants are important for health but few really know what they are or what they... Read More
Cattle: Maximizing the Use of Home-Grown Forage Home grown forages in the form of pasture, hay and silage can supply much of the nutrients required to product... Read More
Introducing Infinia Holistic™ Pet Food PMI Nutrition is proud to be at the forefront of the holistic dog food movement with Infinia Holistic™ pet food.... Read More
Traveling with Your Pet by Car Traveling with a pet usually involves more than putting the animal in a car and driving off, especially if you... Read More
Fleas and Pets The flea is a hardy insect with a lifespan of six to 12 months. During that time, a pair of... Read More
The Tying Up Syndrome The term exertional rhabdomyolysis is the scientific description for tying-up, and simple means muscle cell death from exertion. First identified... Read More
Master Gardener Tips for May Planting and Sowing Now is the time to plant hot-weather, summer blooming plants such as Mexican firebush, blue daze, succulents,... Read More
New Horse Feed From Purina Mills Ark Country Store is pleased to announce two new store products for your horse, Purina Ultium Growth Horse Formula and... Read More
Feeding Suckling Foals Some common practices in feeding suckling foals are to either rely totally on mare’s milk and pasture to meet the... Read More
Feeding A Lactating Mare When a mare foals, her daily nutrient requirements increase significantly, nearly double that of early gestation. These nutrient needs must... Read More
April Gardening Tips At long last, spring has arrived! (or has it?) As you look out upon your garden, does the nagging question... Read More