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ALL WALKS Hemp Bedding VS Pine Bedding for a horse stall.

Hemp Bedding for Horses vs Pine or Straw Bedding -Hemp Bedding Has No Dust Compared to Pine or Straw -Makes it healthier for your horse -Hemp absorbs more than 4x it’s weight, more than 2x shavings -Absorbs into the core and does not break down into muck. Continues to absorb making it drier on the surface providing more comfort -Hemp Bedding has Less Odor than pine or straw bedding -Hemp Bedding makes for Easier Cleanouts and spot cleaning Forest Safe Made from industrial hemp farmed in America Hemp hurd equine bedding is the most premium performance horse bedding available for bedding stalls or in using in trailers. All Walks Hemp hurd bedding has no dust, making it healthier for your horses and those people who care for them. Hemp hurd is much more absorbent than pine or straw bedding and does not break down into muck when saturated. Due to the superior absorbency, there is much less odor from ammonia and urine in a hemp bedded stall, as the bacteria has less exposed surface to work with to create the odor. Hemp bedding is easier to spot clean a stall for either urine or manure and makes a full mucking of the stall less frequent. This adds a great value to hemp bedding for horses as it will last longer and is healthier for horse and owner. We’re here at in Wellington Florida and we’re going to show you the differences between hemp hurd bedding and the traditional Pine bedding or straw bedding for our horses. When comparing the pine bedded stall to the hemp bedded stall, first of all DUST, there is lots of dust with pine but not with hemp. The Pine gets pushed out of the way by the horse when they sleep, ending up on the bare mat, where as with the hemp, the horse will lay down in the bedding. With the hemp, the manure sits on top of and it doesn't spread away from the H's standing Point while you're shaking out the pine bedding you're disturbing all of the dust that's on top of it or mixed in with it as a horse owner I'm breathing that dust in and I know it's never good for my sinuses I had terrible sinus issues prior to switching to the hemp hurd bedding and I can only imagine what it was doing to my horse's lungs. ..see how much I had to waste (with the pine) there's no way to scoop just the urine where with the hemp hurd bedding it clumps and it's easier to grab with just the fork. What you guys can't smell is the ammonia that I have to breathe in right now from the urine that is left over because the pine did not do its job properly again that's terrible for their lungs. This is our one Pine stall bedding removal for the morning. The horse was in a 12 x 12 stall you know somewhat of an easy keeper and look how much waste we have. In the hemp bedded horse stall- the manure is sitting nicely on top of the hemp bedding I'm not going to have to do a lot of sifting. A urine spot over here that looks minimal very small did not get spread out because of the absorbency of each piece of hemp hurd I don't even have to really shake this pile because I can just scoop right underneath it when I do have to shake it it takes me a fraction of the time you can see there's no dust so far we have no ammonia scent from any urine spots the hemp hurd bedding clumps together when it gets wet and therefore the dry stuff stays loose and will fall through the tin of the fork and that's pretty much it. I'm already done with this stall it took me a fraction of the time it took me in that Pine shaving stall and look how little we have in this wheelbarrow I mean it's I guess a quarter of what we had we tested it out first on two horses and I could not believe the longevity of the hemp hurd their coats and their legs are all super clean and fungus free Hemp bedding, hemp hurd bedding, industrial hemp bedding, horse bedding, equine bedding, natural horse bedding, sustainable horse bedding