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A. It is important to keep stocking density below the critical level for your ground. This can often mean no more than one horse per hectare, especially if the horse is to be kept ‘out’ all year round. We often see over-stocked and over-grazed land, which is neither to the benefit of the horse nor to the benefit of the land and pasture.
