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FEED ON HIS FAITHFULNESS Pastor’s Desk – September 25, 2022 "But He answered and said, "It is written, ‘MAN SHALL NOT LIVE BY BREAD ALONE,’" "But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you." - Mat 4:4; Mat 6:33. The enemy's question to our Lord Jesus must be resolved in every life. Where do bread and bread-getting come in? Is it to be our first concern or the last? According to the enemy, the bread question is primary; according to The L...
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Kohnke's Own - Understanding Equine Digestion When grazing, a horse feeds predominately on leaves, plant stems and buds, consuming the bulk of its feed as forage or grass. Starch from seeds does not naturally contribute a significant portion of the diet of a grazing horse. In contrast, stabled horses, especially those in upper level equestrian training, are obliged to consume low moisture (10% as fed), concentrate rations containing from 30- 60% by weight of starch-based grain mixes to meet their needs for energy in a volume that they are able to consume, with minimal bulk contributed by roughages of chaff, hay and access to grazing. The horse is able to adapt to a wide variety of feeds because of its unique digestive tract structure, with a single stomach and small intestine layout, and a ruminant-like fibre fermenting, large volume hindgut for microbial digestion, utilising feeds of lower nutrient content. The oral cavity of the horse plays a crucial role in the collection and preparation of feed prior to it entering the other digestive compartments. The horse selects its feed based on the texture, smell, taste and length of the food, such as chaff, in the feed mix. Horses have a large muzzle and pliable lips that enable careful selection of individual feeds within a mix. The horse grinds or ‘minces’ its food with its teeth, with the lower jaw being 33% narrower than the upper jaw, creating a grinding action as the jaw ‘sweeps’ from side to side during chewing. The difference in width of the lower and upper jaw teeth necessitates a ‘side to side’ jaw sweep to chew food, resulting in the eventual development of hard, enamel sharp outer edges on the upper molars and inside edges on the lower molars. Sharp molar edges may lead to lacerations of the soft oral cheek membranes and tongue, increasing discomfort and reducing the efficiency of chewing, and ultimately the food particle size passed on into the digestive tract. Horses which consume or ‘bolt’ their food too quickly, or do not chew and grind it adequately due to sharp-edged molars or other dental abnormalities, do not grind their food into small enough particles and have less efficient digestion, often losing condition. It is estimated that up to 15% of race horses in training do not prepare their food adequately because of sharp-edges or abnormal teeth., or they eat ‘sweet’ feeds too quickly without chewing and salivating efficiently to ensure optimum digestion needed for them to perform and race successfully. Up to 33% of aged horses die prematurely because of poor or abnormal teeth that reduces their ability to prepare feed for digestion. Read more from Dr. John Kohnke’s interesting review of Equine Digestion here http://www.kohnkesown.com/N11understandingequinedigestion.pdf

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Understanding Equine Digestion When grazing, a horse feeds predominately on leaves, plant stems and buds, consuming the bulk of its feed as forage or...
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