June 3, 2019.Reading time 2 minutes.
Earlier this spring there was so much rain and so much mud that the girls were destroying all the grass in their pasture. They ate the tender shoots of grass faster than they could grow. It takes grass about 21 days for grass to be established, so we removed them before the whole pasture became […]
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April 5, 2012.Reading time 1 minute.
During the spring our pastures are closed for two reasons: first, we need the grass to get established and second, I’ve always worried that excessive amounts of lush, spring grass might be the cause of health issues such as laminitis. However, according to an article on Fran Jurga’s Hoof Blog, it’s a bit more complicated. […]
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