Posted by Jerry/MT on April 30, 2014 at 13:56:29 from (206.183.116.156):
In Reply to: Stocking Rates posted by showcrop on April 30, 2014 at 03:37:29:
Most horses used recreationally need to be in a corral and allowed on pasture for only a couple of hours a day. They are not being worked hard and will eat themselves fat out of boredom. Continuous grazing is the best way to create a weed patch which, in my experience, most horse owners believe is how a horse pasture should look. Grass is tough but there are limits to the abuse it will take without proper rest. They can "mob graze" it in small paddocks and it can be quite productive but horse can"t be grazed continuously at those stocking rates without damaging the resource.
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