Don't let anyone tell you that the field needs to be mowed. Horses need roughage and not sugary grass. Our pastures haven't been mowed in years now and our horses are healthier than when it was lush fields of grass.
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Oh I know. The actual pasture didn't have weeds like that in it. That was just the view I saw when I walked out of the barn and thought it was pretty. The weeds were just along the fenceline lol. She's got a variety of things to chomp on out there and it's interesting to see her try different plants.
That's great, her digestive system will thank you.
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She's already eating way more than she did at the old barn. On top of all the forage, the hay here is amazing quality, too. She also has a better feed that gives her the calories she needs.
That's great news. Healthy horses are happy horses.