Answers Straight From The Horses Mouth!
No, horses do not eat horse radish. The plant from which the sauce is derived is inedible in its natural form—only be grinding up the roots do we get something edible. There are no natural wellsprings of horseradish from which wild horses eat. the word horse in this context simply means large and coarse. So, …
I was out tending the horses the other day when I noticed that once again, stinging nettles were beginning to grow into their pasture again. It’s been a years long battle to try and remove the nettles, and despite all my efforts, they just keep coming back. Having them on the field has always made …
My family have been very much on a ‘superfoods’ binge recently. I’m always up for trying new things, so I’ve been open to it, but we’ve been eating some seriously weird foods. Most of it is really good, although cooking with some of it has been a bit of a learning curve, to say the …
We’ve had some rose bushes in our garden for a while near our horse pasture, and they usually leave it alone. The other day, however, I noticed they had converged on them, and I could see they were grazing on something. I went over to see what it was and saw that they were eating …
I was out on the allotment the other day and my radishes had finally come through. I’d never grown them before, so I was really excited to see how well they’d done. They’d almost done too well, in fact, and I ended up with far more than me or my family could eat before they …