Which type of carbohydrate is alfalfa considered

What are the most front teeth of a horse called?

What is the "tool" called that we use to figure out rations?

What is used to decide if a feed is considered a roughage or concentrate?

Which would be considered the fat soluble vitamin?

Which nutrient is the main builder of the body, like bones, muscle, skin, hair.

Which type of hay is prone to mold and should be carefully fed to horses?

Where does nutrient absorption take place in the digestive tract?

Where do points develop on the horse's teeth?

Which nutrient is essential for all life?

Where does fermentation take place in the digestive tract?

Which type of feed would be considered the simple carb?

Which type of feed would be considered the supplement?

Which set of teeth are pulled from the horse's mouth?

Which vitamin falls into the water soluble category?

Out of the nutrients below, which one would be considered an energy nutrient?