Provides broad spectrum micronutrients which are involved in virtually all the physiological processes. This is why Source users have reported such a wide range of benefits of improved nutritional status. Source users will see benefits in weight distribution, coat, disposition, hoof condition, feed utilization and breeding. Horses: 1,000 lbs feed 4 teaspoons. Contents are in granular form.

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The pioneer in micronutrient supplementation.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS: Salt (NaCl), max 6%. Potassium (K), min2%. Iodine(I), 0.07%.

INGREDIENTS – Dehydrated Seaweed Meals (Fucaceae, Palmariaceae,Gigartinaceae, Bangiaceae, Ulvaceae)

INDICATIONS – The oceans are nature’s richest storehouse of micronutrients. Marine plants (unlike plants grown on our agricultural soils) contain the broadest spectrum of micronutrients of any plants on earth. Source is a totally naturally derived marine plants product. Our unique blend of seaweed meals is carefully selected, harvested, and low-temperature dried to our exacting standards to preserve the naturally occurring micronutrients. Five lbs. Is a 5 month supply (for an average 1,000 lb. horse). Source is economical to use. It costs only pennies a day

DOSAGE – Mix the recommended feeding level in the chart below forthe body weight of your horse in the daily ration. Do not exceed. A levelSOURCE measure (included) holds three teaspoons. Body Weight: 750lbs. 3 tsp (1 Tbsp) =one level measure. 1,000 lbs, 4 tsp = one heapingmeasure (1/2 oz.). 1,500 lbs, 6 tsp = two measures. 2,000 lbs, 8 tsp = twoheaping measures. 1/2 oz. per day is recommended for an average maturehorse (15.3 hh, 1,000 lbs. body weight), even under the stresses of hardtraining, late pregnancy and lactation or breeding. Adjust the amount forbody weight (less for ponies, more for draft horses). We recommendgradually increasing the amount fed to weanlings and yearlings to thesame amount they will get when mature (based on estimated mature body weight), because of the increases nutritional demands of growth