What about garlic? Is this an Old Wives tale or is there some support to feed in small amounts to keep flies/mossies off?

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OK – completely realize this is my dumb – but where is the link? i am lost in an infinite loop 😀

I don’t believe that brushing the teeth is necessary with Equident because this using this product are reporting very good results without the need to brush.

I do remove calculus from the canines when floating. I am reconsidering this because the calculus is there for a reason – it is protecting the place where the lectins are entering. I…

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@Jenny – Thanks and I’m glad you are enjoying them.

I am assuming that the reason the cheek teeth are not affected is because the opening of the salivary ducts are located next to the cheek teeth. When the grain is mixed with the saliva there is a better association between the lectins and the mucopolysaccharides that bind to them. It is…

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This topic is an important one and I wanted to add a podcast to look at the details. After making it I realized that it was a visual podcast and not an audio so I decided to place it here. I also realized that I need to add more “bite size chunks” so I will keep on doing that until everyone can understand just how constantly eating sugar in… Read more

Hey Jenny yes it was, I just updated the link 🙂
Let us know what you think once you have a chance to watch it

@Kerry @Matt-Support We are trying to make this site effortless to find things but there is so much information. We will evolve this into better paths. Right now, you can go to the menu above and hover on “Resources” and then go to “Newsletter” and click on that. The header with the latest issue will appear. Scroll using the arrow buttons on…

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1) Adding the shredded mushrooms is excellent for EOTRH but only if you also remove the cause. In my opinion the cause is from the lectins of grains causing the autoimmune reaction of the underlying bone. If you haven’t done so, please read this blog: What Is The Cause Of EOTRH In Horses? And you also might be interested in this one: Speechless… Read more

Thanks @KayTeeDid – Store your SBM in steel or heavy plastic pails to prevent rodents getting in. You also don’t want it in humidity. SBM will spoil over time and should be thrown out (not fed) if it is close to a year old or is spoiled in any way.

There are agricultural engineering articles out there working on the technical engineering issues farmers have. I have read several articles on SBM and the unique issues with moving it. It is a “sticky” product that requires steeper angles for the augers (gravity assistance) plus the addition of “flow agents” to prevent clumping and jamming.…

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