Beets

always feed wet other wise the horse/pony will get colic which could lead to death Beet pulp is most commonly fed wet. I would think that this is the best way to feed it because, if fed dry, the beet pulp would expand in the horse's stomach. This could potentially cause colic; colic that could be severe enough to cause death if you don't feed properly. Ask your local veterinarian the proper way to mix beet pulp for your horse. Beet pulp is a good supplement for your horse, especially in the winter months when it is often hard to keep weight on them. And they love it! Not Exactly! However if you read the bag on beet pulp you will find out that you should always feed it wet. Dry beet pulp not only expands in their stomach, but also, if fed dry scratches their throats. Over time it starts to wear away the inner layers of their throats which can be potentially deadly if severe enough. Dispelling Myths Beet pulp can be fed either wet or dry. Feeding dry beet pulp doesn't damage the throat, increase the risk of choke or increase the risk of colic. There have been studies performed where up to 45% of the diet was dry beet pulp and no increase in incidence of choke or other adverse reactions.

It depends on how much beets you have consumed. For me, it only lasts for a day or two. It need to fully go through your digestive track.

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I bought 30lbs of beets to pickle and had the same issue: my Mum's recipe calls for a 6 quart basket. Turns out 1 10lb bag is equal to about 5 quarts.

Beets stain clothes because they are a dye. The beet's juice is absorbed into the clothing, and the dye remains after the water evaporates. To get rid of the stain pretreat it and wash it in hot water.

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Information was found in the web and can be traced back to research by Dr Terence Boylen.

The juice of the red beetroot change the colr from red to yellow at a pH greater than 10-11.

At a pH of 10-11 the color of the red beetroot juice change from red to yellow.

Yes, eating beets can sometimes turn urine red or pink due to a pigment called betanin. This is harmless and should return to normal once the beets are no longer being consumed.

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beet pulp is sold for animal forage prices vary shreds here in Texas are 14.00 for 50 lbs

In Ontario Canada 24 dollars a tonne

The juice of red beetroot change the color from red to yellow at a pH greater than 10.

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White satin sugar is made from beets.

Yes, beets are good for your heart :)

It's probably some variant of borscht, perhaps "borsh."

1) Slice the sugar beets into cubes or large thin slices

2) Boil the beets in the water until the water looks the consistency of tea

3) Strain the beet chunks out of the water

4) Boil the beet tea-like water until the consistency of honey

5) Remove from heat and let cool

6) The sugar will crystallize on the bottom of the pan

7) Poor off the water to allow the crystals to dry

8) Break up the sugar crystals and store or use them

9) The syrup can also be used directly instead of waiting for the sugar to crystallize

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Recommended intake is 15.8 kgs or 27.9 litres of beetroot juice per day for mad people like you

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It is unknown, since sugar beets are not mentioned in the Bible. but is very possible, since we know that the Ancient Egyptians knew about them and may be introduced them to the Hebrews.