Soil and fertilization condition

Soil analysis provides insight into the condition of the soil and is a useful starting point for drawing up a fertilization plan.

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The soil and fertilization condition of the pasture determines to a large extent the yield, quality and composition of the roughage. A good availability of minerals and nutrients in the soil ensures that your horse can cover a significant part of its nutritional needs with the grass/hay. 

Mineral absorbtion

Research shows that a horse absorbs minerals and trace elements much better from roughage than from dietary supplements. For the health and performance of your horse, a good supply of minerals and trace elements through roughage is essential. With high-quality roughage from your own land, it is easier to steer towards a stable and complete ration.

Energy, minerals and trace elements

Equi Soil provides insight into the availability of main elements such as nitrogen and phosphate, and trace elements such as magnesium and selenium. Furthermore, it maps the acidity and soil fertility. The analysis report gives you clear advice on which fertilizer to apply.

Micro nutrients

Micro nutrients are essential for plant and microorganism growth. Elements like zinc, copper, iron, and manganese are crucial for photosynthesis, enzyme activity, and nutrient uptake.