Pastures for horses
A suitable pasture for a stud-breeding farm would be a summer growing pasture that is well adapted to that area, e.g. kikuyu or lucerne, and a spring pasture, e.g. phalaris, fescue, cocksfoot, ryegrass (all or one of the preceding) and sub clover and white clover. Because stocking rates are low in autumn and
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