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07. Why You MUST Request an Analysis of Both Your Horse's Forage and Its Minerals
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07. Why You MUST Request an Analysis of Both Your Horse's Forage and Its Minerals

Why is it so important to know, and how should a proper analysis be performed – debunking the common saying that "an analysis from a small part of a field says nothing about a large harvest"?

The Fascia Guide · 25 Aug 20221 min read
Key takeaways
  1. 01Always request a mineral analysis along with the forage analysis – not just one at a time
  2. 02Mineral imbalance affects the horse's body directly – identify deficiencies before problems arise
  3. 03An analysis from a small part of the harvest still provides valuable guidance – don't wait for perfect conditions
  4. 04Prioritize sufficient chewing time for the horse – it is crucial for mineral absorption
  5. 05Check the forage's mineral content regularly, not just when health problems are visible

Why You MUST Request an Analysis of Both Your Horse's Forage and Its Minerals

Why is it so important to know, and how should a proper analysis be performed – debunking the common saying that "an analysis from a small part of a field says nothing about a large harvest"?

What happens in the horse's body when minerals are imbalanced? And why is chewing time so extremely important?

Do you have any questions or comments? Contact us directly at jennifer@fasciaguiden.se

Why is it so important to know, and how should a proper analysis be performed – debunking the common saying that "an analysis from a small part of a field says nothing about a large harvest"?