Employers use pay scales to determine employeesâ wages and salaries. Pay scales are usually listed in table form and can take into account education, experience, and other factors.n the case of the civilian pay scale, the government has 15 pay grades and 10 steps. An employee in pay grade 15 and step 10 would earn he highest hourly wage ($61.14 in 2009).
Feed manufacturers have begun to use feed additives such as enzymes, direct-fed microbials (probiotics), yeast cultures, and highly absorbable chelated minerals that appear to increase digestibility and absorption of nutrients and help maintain proper function of the horse's delicate digestive tract. horse primarily obtains feed while grazing and browsing. When offered pasture as its primary source of nutrition, a horse depends largely on hindgut fermentation, using a variety of hydrolyzable (susceptible to enzymatic digestion) and fermentable carbohydrates as its main energy source.
Most horse owners are familiar with only a few types of hay, depending on the part of the country in which they live. However, a vast array of hays are commonly fed to horses in the United States, including timothy, orchard, alfalfa, coastal, oat, fescue, clover and rye, to name just a few. Each type of hay falls into one of two categories: legumes and grasses.