To learn more about which specific minerals are present in our deposit, we submitted samples to ISO-rated Advanced Labs in Salt Lake City, Utah.

However, one glance at the natural color variations show there is so much more! Mineral TestingĪs an ancient sea deposit, Redmond’s minerals clearly contain a few different valuable salts. This rich mineral salt and clay deposit-located near our headquarters in central Utah-is geologically unique and serves as the foundation for all our soil and livestock products, including your horse's Daily Gold, Redmond Rock, and Crushed loose mineral supplements. Redmond’s minerals are harvested from the crystallized remains of a Jurassic period sea that’s been protected by a volcanic bentonite clay cap. Here at Redmond, we feel blessed to have one of those-an ancient seabed, that is!

Let's look at where Redmond's minerals originate from, how we know how many minerals are in our supplements, and how they enhance your horse's performance and help prevent health problems.īecause minerals continuously leach from the Earth’s surface (due to wind, precipitation, and erosion), seas are a treasure trove of life-sustaining minerals. But how do we know how many minerals we really have in our products, and why does it matter? More specifically, why does it matter to your horse? Here at Redmond Equine, we often use the phrase “over 60 trace minerals” when describing our equine products and natural horse supplements. Redmond Horse Supplements: What Does 60+ Trace Minerals Mean?

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