Dear horse owners,
I know that many of you are enjoying reading the posts to this blog and I would like to continue offering it. But, I need your opinion.
Very few comments come in each month, and those who do write are seeking a response from me. While I appreciate your trust in what I have to say, I also know that there are many of you who have wonderful advice to offer to the horse owner who is starting out on this "free-choice forage feeding" journey.
When I started this blog, it was with eager anticipation that it would become a support venue for those who are struggling to get it right, as well as a place where folks could come to share their success stories and receive support and congratulations. I would love for it to continue. But I need more participation.
Should I close down this blog and perhaps choose another venue (such as my previous "Ask the Nutritionist Forum" on my website or on Facebook)? I originally gave these other venues my consideration but I didn't want the responses to come just from me and so a blog, I thought, would be a better approach.
What is your opinion?
In appreciation,
Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D.
www.GettyEquineNutrition.com
I know that many of you are enjoying reading the posts to this blog and I would like to continue offering it. But, I need your opinion.
Very few comments come in each month, and those who do write are seeking a response from me. While I appreciate your trust in what I have to say, I also know that there are many of you who have wonderful advice to offer to the horse owner who is starting out on this "free-choice forage feeding" journey.
When I started this blog, it was with eager anticipation that it would become a support venue for those who are struggling to get it right, as well as a place where folks could come to share their success stories and receive support and congratulations. I would love for it to continue. But I need more participation.
Should I close down this blog and perhaps choose another venue (such as my previous "Ask the Nutritionist Forum" on my website or on Facebook)? I originally gave these other venues my consideration but I didn't want the responses to come just from me and so a blog, I thought, would be a better approach.
What is your opinion?
In appreciation,
Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D.
www.GettyEquineNutrition.com
