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Nutrition
AP
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Allison Perkins
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Updated Apr 23, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:03
Chapter 2
00:05
Chapter 3
00:40
Chapter 4
00:42
Chapter 5
01:00
Chapter 6
01:02
Chapter 7
01:34
Chapter 8
01:36
Chapter 9
01:37
Chapter 10
01:39
Chapter 11
02:06
Chapter 12
02:07
Chapter 13
02:37
Chapter 14
02:39
Chapter 15
03:05
Chapter 16
03:07
Chapter 17
03:08
Chapter 18
03:10
Chapter 19
03:24
Chapter 20
03:25
Chapter 21
03:41
Chapter 22
03:43
Chapter 23
03:53
Chapter 24
03:54
Chapter 25
Audio Transcript
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Mhm. Today, let's look a little bit closer at horse
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nutrition. So there are different types of feed guidelines.
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There's feeding for a mature idol horse of producing horse
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or working or growing horse.
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So, as you can see in the picture on the
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right, this is the basic feed requirements.
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Reportage and concentrate.
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Our grand.
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That of course would be.
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So, as you can see, you have your mature horses
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and the different stages maintenance mayors, Yeah, that are late
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gestation, early gestation and then you also have your working
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horses and the different workloads if they have and then
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younger horses requirements for feeding.
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Yeah. So, so how do you know the body weight
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of your horse?
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Well, if you use this equation, W.
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Stands for weight.
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H. G.
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S. The heart, earth and inches and the L.
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Is the body in length.
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So if you take those and multiplying and then divide
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it out, then you'll get how much divorce ways.
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Mhm. He tours has a body condition score.
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So you can see here in this chart above that
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you have a zero being very poor where you can
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see the ribs and hip bones.
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A poor which where you can still see some ribs,
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but it's more filled out as you can stand behind
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and moderate with some ribs showing still but fuller.
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Then you have the good with no roof showing and
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I filled in high quarters and then four and five
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are fat to very fat.
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So you can see the extra fat deposits along the
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body. So let's take a closer look at some feet.
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Notes, You never feed more than .75 of body weight
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at a time.
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You want to make sure that you feed multiple times
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a day.
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Most people do two times a day and set daily
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pleading times.
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So horses are creatures of habit, so it's best to
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keep them on the schedule.
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You want to avoid abrupt changes in their feeding schedule.
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Any abrupt changes could cause founder.
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Now I want to make sure that you provide a
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saltwater and freshwater through divorce.
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So when you're looking at creep feeding your whole, you
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want to start creeping them at about two months old.
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This will also help reduce weaning stress when it's time
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to leave from their mother.
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I also want to make sure that you feed in
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small portions using sources.
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The goals are a little bit smaller.
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Um They eat smaller portions at a time and you
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wanna make sure to leave £1 of feed for £100
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of body weight.
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You want to make sure that she removes any uneaten
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feed so it doesn't mildew or go bad.
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Each feedback has a feed label on it.
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So some requirements that it must be attached to the
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bag and it must be available for inspection if sold
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in bulk, so you can see here that it gives
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you the, the lead analysis, feeding instructions, leading instructions for
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your full and then other ingredient list as well.
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So let's take a look at some pasture basics.
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Um, pastures provide a healthy source of nutrients for horses.
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You want to make sure that you fertilized with nitrogen
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and test the soil every 3 to 4 years and
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be sure to control the weeds.
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So you have quality grass, pasture evidence through the horse
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when it comes to hey selection, make sure that it's
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green. It's mold free as that can cause colic and
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problems with the horse.
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I want to make sure it has fine stems and
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leaves, It's sweet and blister beetle free and that it's
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dry and not damp.
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Almost some hague options that you have are the hard
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grass for me to grass, Kentucky, bluegrass orchard grass.
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Ask you intimate behavior.
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So I was just a quick overview, a little bit
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about equal nutrition.
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Um, so we'll see you all back next.
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