Vulkamin granules are finely ground version of the volcanic stone powder into pellets (see above). 


Mineral stones that are based on these granules do not contain pollutants by their primary rock character.


It's the perfect way to complete soil reserves. 


The components benefit the turf, enriching indirectly ration of your horse.


The granules are easily Vulkamin appliquables on pasture, just hand or to the fertilizer spreader.


Since it is a 100% natural product without toxic risks - unlike many other fertilizer products - the horses have access to pasture directly after application.

Overview of the importance of minerals and trace elementsCalcium (Ca) and phosphorus (F) form the basis for a good bone formation.Calcium is of paramount importance during pregnancy and lactation.

• Zink (Zn) and bromine (Br) determine the quality of the skin.
  In addition, zinc is important for the production of enzymes.

• Sodium (Na), chlorine (Cl) and potassium (K) influence performance, fertility and appetite.    

• Silicon (Si) contributes to good quality hooves. 
  

• Cobalt (CO) strengthens the immune system. 
  

• The titanium (Ti) increases fertility. 
  

• Manganese is an important trace element for metabolism, bone formation and reproductive organs. It is also an antioxidant. 
  

• Magnesium (Mg) is important for muscle and nervous systems, bones and metabolism as well as for energy and hydrolic balance sheet. Magnesium transmits signals to the muscles and is necessary for the absorption of calcium in the bones. It avoids calcium accumulation in other tissues. A lack of magnesium can cause nervous states and irritability with muscle cramps and a reduction in libido. 
  

• Copper (Cu) is an important antioxidant trace element for bones, cartilage, hair pigments, metabolism and iron assimilation. A lack of copper can cause growth disorders, weight loss and anemia. 
  

• Potassium (K) is important for the hydrolic balance, acid-base balance and muscle and nerve functions. A lack of potassium can cause developmental delays in young animals. 
  

• Iron (Fe) is important for the digestion and the production of red blood cells. Is a hemoglobin component.