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The Root Mat: What to Observe When Feeding Your Horse

Zelený Kůň · 11/10/2026

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A hand lifts a slab of hydroponic barley fodder showing its dense white root mat beneath fresh green shoots while a horse sniffs it

What makes up the root mat Hydroponic barley fodder includes fresh green shoots and a dense white root mat. Composition depends on growing and harvest conditions. Product-specific analysis is useful when planning amounts.

Observe your own horse Feed acceptance varies between horses. Record the amount offered and eaten, leftovers and behaviour changes.

Hygiene and balanced care Serve only fodder without signs of mould or suspect smell. Maintain appropriate fibre and unrestricted clean water. Discuss its inclusion with an equine nutritionist.

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