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Is a lack of boron affecting your horse?

Is a lack of boron affecting your horse?

by Jonathan Holmes | Oct 10, 2019 | Equine management

I have recently been encountering more and more horses that have problems that appear to be associated with a lack of boron in their diet. This is especially relevant in unshod animals, as well as older animals or those suffering from laminitis. Soil analysis has...
How grass management can prevent Laminitis

How grass management can prevent Laminitis

by Jonathan Holmes | Feb 14, 2019 | Equine management, Grassland Management

Laminitis is a crippling disorder that causes the soft tissues within a horse’s hoof to swell and weaken. Dietary management is one of the best ways to prevent laminitis. So let’s take a look at horses and their diet… Horses are fundamentally...
Soil not supplements: how to give your horse the nutrients it needs

Soil not supplements: how to give your horse the nutrients it needs

by Jonathan Holmes | Mar 16, 2018 | Equine management

Horses are aware of their surroundings and have evolved to access nutrients from locations within their environment as they need them. Irrespective of where they may be located. Of necessity we have to keep horses in a restricted environment – hence they often...
Short-term horse pasture fixes vs long-term benefits

Short-term horse pasture fixes vs long-term benefits

by Jonathan Holmes | Jan 26, 2018 | Equine management, Grassland Management

Many of the equine pastures that we’re called out to inspect have been subjected to a well-meaning approach that may have supplied short-term benefits but has created more problems than it solved. This approach is often presented as a ‘solution in a bag’ – where...
Soil sampling in Autumn & Winter for healthy grass

Soil sampling in Autumn & Winter for healthy grass

by Jonathan Holmes | Nov 24, 2017 | Equine management, Grassland Management

Soil sampling to correct possible problems, or to find out what is happening in the soil, is best carried out in the autumn or winter months. Once results are analysed, there is plenty of time to apply corrective fertiliser in the winter so that it is available in the...
Introducing our DIY Soil Testing Service

Introducing our DIY Soil Testing Service

by Jonathan Holmes | Nov 20, 2017 | Equine management, Grassland Management

Yorkshire-based Lordington Park Agronomy is delighted to work with clients across the UK. This year, we’ve travelled up to Scotland, down to Kent and over to Wales to inspect various paddocks and grassland and undertake soil testing. But we recognise that time is not...
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Led by Jonathan Holmes, a leading Albrecht Soil Scientist and Agroecologist, Lordington Park Agronomy specialises in equine and deer grassland management, and conservation agriculture.

We utilise the Albrecht model of soil balancing to develop management plans that are specific to both the environment and wellbeing needs of plants and animals.

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