Newton, WI, February 1, 2012 – Due to the unprecedented success of Omega Fields' "Win a Free Year's Supply of Omega Fields Products" quarterly contests, the flaxseed supplement company is happy to announce continuation of the promotion through 2012.
 
Intended to promote their award-winning Omega-3-rich supplements and treats, each quarterly contest is actually comprised of three separate contests for equine, canine, and poultry, with each offering a prize of a year’s worth of product. The contests run concurrently for three months, then start over for another three months to give more opportunities to win. Currently, the fourth quarterly contest is in progress, ending March 31, 2012.
 
“… these contests [are] a fun way to generate interest about our fantastic company and products,” said Allison Kuhl, VP-Omega Fields. “We just want horse, dog, and poultry owners to see for themselves the positive effects our Omega-3-rich supplements have on their animals’ coats, hooves, plumage, and eggs.”
 
Entering is easy. Just go to www.omegafields.com/blog/contests to select the contests you wish to enter. Enter one, two, or all three contests during each three-month contest period but you may only enter once per quarter. No purchase is necessary.
 
Second Chance Facebook Contest

Omega Fields also offers another chance to win for those who aren't already "Fans" of their Facebook page. After entering one of the contests on the Omega Fields website, entrants are directed to the Omega Fields Facebook page to enter the “Second Chance Facebook Contest. Simply “Like” the Page for a chance to win additional Omega Fields supplements and treats for your horses, dogs and poultry.  Three more winners are selected at the end of every three-month period.

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Milo Takes “Find-it” Very Seriously!

January 30, 2012 5:25:24 PM CST

I met Milo when he was just eight weeks old. I thought he was the cutest chocolate Lab puppy I ever met. I know… have you ever seen a puppy that wasn’t cute? Milo is four years old now, but when he was about six months old I started taking him out with my morning group of dogs. Now that Milo was a part of the group, there were a few things he would have to learn in order to fit in with the pack. I taught him various basic exercises such as, wait, stay, come, sit and “Find-it”. Read More