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Redmond Minerals, Inc / Trophy Rock 331063-XCP8 Redmond Rock-on-a-Rope Equine Minerals 3-lbs - pack of 8

Item #: 331063-XCP8 by Redmond Minerals, Inc / Trophy Rock

Brand: Redmond Minerals, Inc / Trophy Rock

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Features
  • Aids in increased energy, healthier coats, better hydration, improved joint function, greater endurance, and improved overall vitality
  • Features natural hemp rope
  • Ideal for hanging in a barn, stall, or fence post
  • Keeps the rock out of dirt, mud, and other unwanted things
  • Each rock weighs between 3 and 5 pounds
  • Calcium (0.35)
  • Phosphorus (0.02%)
  • Salt (91.0%)
  • Magnesium (0.06%)
  • Potassium (0.03%)
  • Sulphur (0.07%)

Iodine

10 ppm (parts per million)

Zinc

3 ppm

Selenium

0.23 ppm

Manganese

5 ppm

Copper

3 ppm

Iron

300 ppm

Weight

3

Product Overview
In ancient times, a pristine sea evaporated leaving behind a rich mineral deposit within the earth in Southern Utah. Redmond Rock is a natural sea salt containing all the trace minerals present in that ancient sea. Due to intensive farming practices most soils have become depleted of these life giving minerals, and crops grown on these soils with common N-P-K fertilizer are mineral deficient too. Redmond Rock plays an important role in providing these essential trace minerals missing from many forages.