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It is very easy an economical to provide majority of minerals necessary for good health by feeding liquid kelp (preferably Australian) or seaweed meal. It contains calcium, suphur, zinc, magnesium, manganese, copper, iron, iodine, cobalt, boron and molybdenum and many other trace elements.
Australian seaweed products are recommended because they are harvested from non polluted waters in the Southern parts of Australia. Seaweed / Kelp like anything must not be fed in excess. Seaweed meal, one heaped tablespoon (15g) daily is a guide for an averaged size horse, (450kg).
There are a few cautions and contra-indications on the feeding of seaweed. Firstly ponies and first cross bred horses can just about 'live on the smell of an oily rag'. They don't need too much of any feed, accept adequate roughage. Secondly there are those rare individuals who cannot tolerate seaweed - these horses are usually hyper-thyroid and therefore very sebsative to the iodine in it.
Reference: Victoria Ferguson, The Practical Horse Herbal, 2000