Today, it is often heard that some soils have insufficient levels of copper and zinc. This could have implications for the nutritional...

The title of this article may sound a bit strange, but let us explain. Analyses show that Dutch grass has recently contained an enormous...

That a horse pasture is different from a cow pasture is well known to most people by now. For example, dairy cows need a protein-rich...

Spring is a good time to start sowing. Sowing has several advantages. You can fill in bare spots with plants you want to have there,...

Spring is on its way! As the ground warms up again, the grass starts growing. And when the grass has grown strong enough, your horse can...

Dutch farmers regularly use artificial fertilizers on their fields and pastures. However, artificial fertilizers are less suitable for...

In your horse's pasture, there is often more than just grass. This is not a problem, in fact, it is often a good thing. In the wild,...

If your horse has plenty of grazing in the summer and is stabled in the winter, you may be familiar with this old wisdom: "You can't go...

A healthy soil, with a rich soil life and plenty of readily available minerals, provides better grass and therefore better forage for...

Growing grass and grazing horses extract nutrients and minerals from the soil. That is why now is one of the moments to provide the soil...

Grass is the basis of a horse's diet. This can be in the form of grazing in the pasture, or dried in the form of hay. But did you know...

It's spring, and soon most horses will be allowed back into the pasture. Hooray! But not for all horses is grazing a delight. Especially...

Where there are horses, there is manure. And where there is manure, you almost always have a manure heap. The disadvantage of this is...

Spring has started with radiant, dry weather. Unfortunately, flies also love this weather, as they are now present in large numbers....

Spring has sprung and you can almost see the grass growing. That means the horses can almost go back out to pasture! Wonderful of course,...