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The last few months have been a whirl of conferences and events for Dr. Katie Williams, with the highlight of presenting at the National Equine Forum (NEF). Read her latest blog for more details and insights from the NEF!

During June and July, Dengie's Technical & Product Development Manager Katie Williams has been busy attending conferences. In her latest blog she updates us on how they went and highlights the key takeaways.

There are good reasons why the min. forage intake for a horse is recommended to be 1.5% of bodyweight on a dry matter basis for the long term health of the horse and one of them is because it helps to keep the bugs in the digestive system well fed.

Taking your racehorse out of training requires a drastic change in diet, which can be a tricky process. Learn the best way feed your ex-racehorse here.

Simply read through the article and answer the following questions to be in with a chance of winning £30 of Dengie Feed Vouchers.

A thoroughbred horse’s nutrition is just one factor in performance, but it’s crucial in health & well-being. Read our thoroughbred feeding guide, here.

There are lots of factors when deciding what sheep feed to purchase for your animal. Find out more about feeding sheep with our guide, here.

Globally, soil represents a reservoir of carbon twice as high as that of the atmosphere. Good healthy soil also aids yields without the need for as many artificial inputs. For plants, their connection with the soil is through their roots and we thought we would share some fascinating facts about roots, soil and plants!

With Halloween only a short time away there are many posts and videos appearing on Social Media about feeding pumpkins to horses. How safe is it to feed pumpkin to horses and what do you need to consider before offering pumpkin as a treat to your horse?