Keeping Horses On Pasture

Preparing fields for winter image of horse mare and foal with a field shelter in the background
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Here’s some kips on how to best keep horses on pasture. Remove Manure To ensure of horse’s are receiving the optimal benefit fromen their turnout experience, most horse owners already incorporate regular poo-picking into their routine. This is because it is an essential, not only to maintain the quality of pasture, but for horse health too. Removing manure from paddocks will reduce patches of dead or damaged grazing, caused by the acidity and suffocation the manure causes. Additionally, as notoriously fussy eaters, horse’s won’t want to eat where there is…

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