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Grass and dried grass (hay) represent a typical food for the horse, upon which he can subsist, become fat and even perform a certain amount of slow work without any other kind of subsistence. Grasses are divided into natural and artificial
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In the last 20 years, there has been a move away from whole grains to processed pellets. One reason for this is that whole grains do not contain the nutrients they used to due to depleted soils. Vitamins and mineral supplements that would sift out of grain can be incorporated into pellets.
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