All Things Agriculture

When it comes to running a successful farm or ranch, having the right equipment can make all the difference. Whether you’re a seasoned operator or just starting out, your equipment should fit the unique demands of your daily work.

As horse trainers, one of the most crucial investments we recommend to clients and equestrian facilities is a reliable horse walker. Whether you’re training equine athletes, rehabilitating an injured horse, or simply maintaining the fitness of a beloved companion, a...

Should you use an oil-based or water-based fly spray? Well, that’s a good question! Every year we find ourselves fighting against pesky flies and other buzzing nuisances and are left facing the crucial decision of which fly sprays and fly...

Heavy parasite infections can be detrimental to your cattle. Research shows that internal parasites can cost a producer nearly $200 per head over the lifetime of each animal. Being consistent with deworming cattle can pay off in the end and...

Here at NRS World, we know vaccines play a critical role in maintaining your horse’s health. Core diseases like West Nile, Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis (EEE), and Western Equine Encephalomyelitis (WEE) are potentially fatal so it’s important to vaccinate your horse...

Here in Texas, fly season can be particularly brutal, and we know a thing or two about fly protection!  Throughout late spring and into those sweltering summer months, horses are exposed to a variety of biting insects, including flies, mosquitoes (here,...

There are several ways to measure your horse's height and weight. Two common methods is using a horse height measuring stick or tape. The horse height measuring tape can also be used to estimate your horse's weight using some simple...

Deworming a horse is an important part of their healthcare to prevent infestations of internal parasites, which can lead to serious health issues! Horse dewormers work by targeting and killing internal parasites, also known as worms or helminths, that live...

Horses shed their winter coats in order to prepare for the warmer months of the year. As the weather becomes warmer, horses no longer need the insulation provided by their thick winter coats, and shedding allows them to adjust to...