<p><strong>A deeper understanding of the ration:</strong></p>
<p class="Fetstilsvart"><strong>1. Too much or too little of a nutrient</strong></p>
<p><span class="Fetstilsvart style2 style5"><span class="Fetstilsvart"><em>A red line</em></span></span> in the "Nutrients" box of the ration window signifies a nutrient outside the optimal area. Double-click the line to obtain more information on the tab <span class="Fetstilsvart">"Information about ration"</span>. You will find a detailed analysis of the ration, the contribution of each feed to the total ration and information about possible consequences of the imbalance and how it can be corrected.</p>
<p class="Styckerubrik"><img src="images-joomla/stories/44-images/44-179 nutrient window.jpg" alt="44-179 nutrient window" width="550" height="356" /></p>
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<p class="Fetstilsvart"><strong>2. Requirements and nutrients in rations</strong></p>
<p>The tab provides a graphic presentation of the analysis of nutrient coverage relative to the horse's requirements.</p>
<p><img src="images-joomla/stories/44-images/44-122 graf1.jpg" alt="44-122 graf1" width="550" height="327" /></p>
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<p class="Fetstilsvart"><strong>3. Contribution to nutrients in the diet</strong></p>
<p>The tab provides a graphic presentation of the analysis of how the individual feeds in the ration contribute to each of the nutrients. As you gain experience on formulating diets, you will learn which feeds will be best&nbsp;for providing nutrients that may be in short supply in the diet.</p>
<p><img src="images-joomla/stories/44-images/44-123 graf2.jpg" alt="44-123 graf2" width="550" height="295" /></p>