The Equine Nutrition Book: Discusses Equine Nutrition From A Species-Appropriate Perspective

The writer processes equine ecology from a biocentric viewpoint - one which acknowledges that horses are organic entities having intrinsic value, and applies the values in the home horse's environment. This extent discusses equine nutrients from a species-suitable perspective and examines why a human-centric enterprise is the underlying motive of many home equine pathologies. This is expected because the first in a chain of works wherein the writer applies the standards of Goethean technological know-how to reach an entirely biologically suitable ecology version for the domesticated horse.