The Scoop: Equine Nutrition Podcast

Annie Emery, an independent equine nutrition professional, takes a closer look at the rise of “internet gurus” in the horse world—and why they’re leaving many owners feeling overwhelmed, second-guessing their decisions, and unsure who to trust. This episode reflects Annie’s professional opinion and experience. It is not generated using AI and is intended for educational purposes. Annie is the founder of Revolution Equine Nutrition and does not have commercial interests in selling feeds or sup...

This is an episode about a couple of my favorite resources. I want to bring you some options for those interested in further education. https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/edited-volume/9780702034220/equine-applied-and-clinical-nutrition https://www.abebooks.com/servlet/BookDetailsPL?bi=32238417484 https://thehorse.com/ https://ker.com/ Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk ht...

Beet Pulp: Is it Bad? What about aluminum? Is organic better? Isn't it high in sugar? Annie gives an overview of this common feed ingredient to help horse owners make educated and informed decisions. Annie is not associated with any feed, product, or company, and no bias is presented in this program. Let’s get the facts from the experts—not social media. Roose, K.A., K.E. Hoekstra, J.D. Pagan and R.J. Geor. 2001. Effect of an aluminum supplement on nutrient digestibility and mineral metabo...

Did Horses Evolve to Eat Poor Quality Forage? It’s a common claim in the horse world — but is it actually true? In this episode, we take a closer look at what equine digestive anatomy tells us about forage, fiber, and evolution. We’ll challenge some oversimplified internet narratives and talk about what “poor” and “rich” forage really mean. This podcast is hosted by certified and independent equine nutrition advisor Annie Emery, from the USA. This is free from commercial sales of feeds and su...

Let's keep the conversation going! Annie and Jane discuss more about biomechanics and nutrition....this is part two of a three-part series. While nutrition will always be the foundation of this podcast, this series zooms out to look at how movement, training, and feeding work together. Biomechanics is a buzzword right now, but it’s not new. As a dressage rider, I’ve seen how powerful things can be when nutrition and biomechanics support each other instead of living in silos. I’m joined b...

On The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, I’m kicking off a three-part series exploring the connection between nutrition and biomechanics. While nutrition will always be the foundation of this podcast, this series zooms out to look at how movement, training, and feeding work together. Biomechanics is a buzzword right now, but it’s not new. As a dressage rider, I’ve seen how powerful things can be when nutrition and biomechanics support each other instead of living in silos. I’m joined by Jane Br...

How much hay does your horse ***really** need to stay warm? What exactly is the LCT—and why does it matter? And what should you watch out for when the temperature drops? In this episode, Annie breaks down the science and the nuance behind winter hay needs, offering a fresh and practical perspective on the classic advice: “It’s cold—just give more hay.” Short, clear, and easy to apply, this episode helps you make smart decisions without the guesswork. Copyright Revolution Equine Nutritio...

Feeding horses is getting more expensive, and it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by ads, supplements, and rising feed costs. In this episode, Annie shares simple, practical ways to save money without sacrificing quality. Learn how to avoid emotional spending, spot the common places owners overspend, and understand what truly matters when choosing hay, feed, and supplements. If you want to protect your wallet and still feed your horse well, this episode gives you a clear, big-picture st...

Discover the truth about DCAD in equine diets on The Scoop: Equine Nutrition Podcast. Learn what DCAD really means, when it matters, and how to keep your horse’s diet balanced — with clear, fact-based insights you can trust. Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

In this episode, Annie Emery and Clare MacLeod take a closer look at what “science-backed” really means when it appears on a feed or supplement label. They break down how to spot common marketing tricks and when it actually makes sense to change standard practice. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by labels, claims, and conflicting advice, this discussion is for you. Annie and Clare are completely independent professionals. They each run their own nutrition businesses supporting horse owners, b...

How do judges actually assess your horse’s body condition? In this episode of The Scoop Equine Nutrition Podcast, Annie Emery breaks down research on what’s prioritized in the show ring—and what often gets missed. Independent, evidence-based insight you can trust. Copyright Revolution Equine Nutrition, LLC This is the work of the author and may not be used in any other format Use all info at your own risk https://revolutionequinenutrition.org/

Join host Annie Emery for a highly requested deep dive into alfalfa and its role in equine nutrition. Is it truly a powerhouse forage, or are there times you should be cautious? In this episode, we break down the myths and facts, explore when alfalfa can support your horse’s health, and share how to make confident, evidence-based feeding decisions. The Scoop: Equine Nutrition Podcast is a U.S.-based, fully independent show. No brands, supplements, or products are promoted—no sales pitches or ...