Description
Manganese is an important trace element for metabolism, skeletal formation and reproductive organs. Manganese deficiency in horses is a little-discussed topic, and yet manganese deficiency is fairly common on soils with high pH and/or high organic matter content and persistent dry weather. Manganese deficiency is particularly found on calcareous sulfur and light clay soils (polders). Where manganese levels in forage are low, additional HorseAdds SIS Manganese can be fed to correct the deficiency.
Manganese is a micronutrient that is little talked about, even though it is an important antioxidant that fights free radicals and supports numerous bodily functions. These include proper carbohydrate and fat metabolism, maintenance of healthy reproduction, normal bone growth and formation of cartilage.
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