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How to feed your horse during show season
Feed your horse its regular diet while on the road or at shows.
When you are traveling to an event or while at a show, it is important that your horse's diet remains the same. Abruptly switching forage can cause colic and other gastrointestinal issues in horses.

OPTIONS:
- Avoid feeding your horse anything other than your regular diet for about six days after traveling. Increase the 20% to 20% slightly after two days, since your horse is overfed and should be fed at a loss.
- A horse's digestive system is a breeding ground for acidophilus, a bacteria that leaks from the gut. If your horse has high forage levels, or if they drink a lot of water, this could trigger diarrhea.
- Maintaining dietary consistency is key to your horse's health and performance during show season. Maintain your horse's normal feeding schedule.
- Make sure your horse is comfortably eating up to four weeks before your show. This will give your horse time to get used to the change in environment and stretch its digestive system.

OUT: Maintaining dietary consistency is key to your horse's health and performance during show season. Maintain your horse's normal feeding schedule.

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How to give tickets as a gift
Figure out how much you want to spend.
When considering how much you want to spend on a gift, the most important thing is that you feel comfortable with the amount you are giving. Knowing how much you can spend will help you determine which kind of tickets you should get.

OPTIONS:
- If you are willing to spend a few dollars, that's great; if you want to spend more, you may need to make some small purchases. Typically you want to avoid taking home additional items that must be used more often.
- This can vary from person to person, but typical donations are around $80 for an easter egg or 1000 for a present for an after-school outing. Figure out how much you need to spend in advance of the gift you'll receive.
- There are a number of different kinds of gifts available. Here are some ideas to consider: if you will be spending a significant amount of time on the gift for someone else, then you may want to include extra tickets to a concert that is supposed to take place next week.
- Some tickets can get very expensive while other tickets are cheaper to get. Other things that you could consider are the importance of the occasion and the importance of your relationship with that person.

OUT: Some tickets can get very expensive while other tickets are cheaper to get. Other things that you could consider are the importance of the occasion and the importance of your relationship with that person.

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How to tag cattle
Determine the best time to tag your cattle.
You can apply tags shortly after birth, during the calf's weaning period, or around the time that you begin branding young or fully-grown cows. The time that you choose will depend mostly on how operations are carried out on your farm or ranch.

OPTIONS:
- You can begin the tagging process the week before you get the calves and bull. You might plant beds and in-ground pasture during the week prior to branding.
- Most libraries, whether they sell or be placed on this list, will also let you choose upon whether you want to tag cattle or not. You could also arrange for these shops to register your animals in whatever specific city or ranch they are located in.
- For some, tagging calves at birth may make it easier to keep up with them as they grow. Others may prefer not to bother with it until a cow is headed for auction.
- Cattle are bred for 12-24 months prior to growing and following the newborn's birth. This does not mean that you can put up multiple abolishments early on, but that you can only use hidden chromosomes necessary to guide your local operation.

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For some, tagging calves at birth may make it easier to keep up with them as they grow. Others may prefer not to bother with it until a cow is headed for auction.