Patti Woodbury – Horse Blogger of the Week
The horse blogger of this week is Patti Woodbury, you can find more of her stuff over at her blog Desert Equine Balance. (Be sure & grab her RSS feed while you are there).
I’m probably not the only one who would like to see Patti update her blog more often, but her articles are valuable regardless of their age. Her blog provides a wealth of detailed information on everything from hay to supplements to deciding how much of what your horse needs in their diet. She also offers links to relevant information & resources with almost every article for those who wish to continue learning.
Patti’s slogan is “There are no magic bullets in equine nutrition.” A truer statement never uttered. We’ve taken them from their natural habitat, we darn well better make sure they are fed right.
Great Reading
Here is a list of links to some of my favorite posts Patti has written. All of them provide solid information with insight and a load of resources.
- Responsible Nutrition
- Winter Water Needs for Our Horses
- Keeping Good Horse Records
- Stupid Trees to Have Around Horses
- Sudan Grass Hay – Caution
- Understanding Supplement Labels
- Calculating Protein Needs
- Minimum Daily Requirements
- Developing a Horse Ration
- Analyzing Hay and Feeds
Enough Weekend Reading For Now
There is a lot here to read and a great selection of Patti’s work, here’s a quick recap of places you can find her stuff online.
- Her blog desertequinebalance.blogspot.com
Stay tuned because next Friday we’ll be visiting the writing talents of Kimberly Cox Carneal at Enlightened Horsemanship.
Do you write a horse blog? If so I’d love to check it out & add it to my RSS reader. Leave the url & your information in the comments so I can come check it out!

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Cindy Daigre
http://ferrellhollowfarm.typepad.com
I own and operate a retirement farm for senior and special needs horses in TN. I blog about all aspects of the natural horse care I provide for them.
Thanks!
Kim
Perhaps Patti’s site should be required reading for every novice horse owner! It would have saved me many costly mistakes. Thanks for featuring her!