Reading Time: 6 minutes We are all acquainted with the issue of excessive sugar intake during grazing. Another compound of concern is fructan, a short-term storage sugar that plants produce to stockpile surplus sugar when they produce more than they need. Sugar serves as the catalyst for plant growth and constitutes the primary energy
Reading Time: 4 minutes Herbal profile English meaning Dandelion, also known as cow flower, dog flower, sheep flower, milkweed, etc. Latin name Taraxacum officinale from the Composite family (Asteraceae); goes back to the Arabic “Tarakshaqum” – meaning bitter herb Traditional uses The leaves of the dandelion are traditionally used for their diuretic effect in
Reading Time: 8 minutes Embarking on a riding adventure in the rain only to return drenched is hardly enjoyable for any equestrian. But instead of lying on the sofa and watching TV series all weekend, you can also do useful activities at the stables when the weather is miserable. Especially the things that you
Reading Time: 7 minutes The grass is sprouting, and the horses are already stretching their necks under the fence to reach the green stalks. Every walk turns into pulling on the lead rope and raising the owners stress levels. The grazing season is upon us What should you look out for? Take your time
Reading Time: 4 minutes When strolling through horse pastures with a keen eye, one often comes across familiar plant species. Some of these plants provide valuable information about the soil conditions, offering insights into the pasture’s needs. These plants, known as indicator plants, exhibit specific ecological tolerance or preferences. Beyond soil conditions, they can
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