Lincoln Building Supply

06/03/2026

Hot take: hay quality matters just as much in summer as it does in winter. 🌾

Here's something a lot of horse owners don't think about until there's a problem. When pasture quality peaks in early summer, horses on full turnout may actually be taking in less dry matter than you think because fresh grass is mostly water.

Horses still need consistent forage to keep the hindgut moving. Pulling hay entirely when pasture looks great can quietly lead to digestive upset, changes in manure, or unexplained behavior shifts.

A simple rule to keep in mind: forage first, always. Even in June. 🙌

05/28/2026

Green pasture is great, but it’s not always complete nutrition.🐴

As horses transition to spring grass, they may still need support for minerals and balanced energy.

Pasture alone doesn’t always cover everything.

Have you adjusted your feeding plan yet this season? 🌱

05/25/2026

More time in the saddle means more care behind the scenes. 🐴

From feed to daily routines, keeping your horse feeling their best starts long before the ride.

If you’re updating your routine for the season, it’s a good time to stop in and get set up for May!

05/22/2026

05/21/2026

Did you know? What chickens eat can directly impact egg quality, from shell strength to yolk color. 🥚

Consistent, balanced nutrition helps keep your flock producing their best.

Healthy feed. Healthy flock. 🐓

05/18/2026

Barn doors open, fresh air in, and the day just getting started. 🦙

These quiet moments before everything gets busy are what farm life is all about.

What’s the first thing you do when you walk into the barn each morning?

05/14/2026

Spring mud tells you more than you think. 🐷

If pigs are constantly rooting in wet areas, it can lead to wasted feed and poor intake.

Keeping feeding spots dry and consistent helps them get the nutrition they actually need.

Simple setup changes can make a big difference. 🫡