Normally, we have regular rain throughout the year here in my region. But this year is different. For months, it has been dry — the ground is hard, and the grass has almost disappeared. Our horses are standing on dusty paddocks, with little to no fresh green available. This situation is unusual for us here, and it changes more than it might seem. With the lack of rain, not only the landscape changes — but also the nutrient composition of our horses’ diets. I wrote this articl

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