If you haven’t already done so, you might want to start preparing your barn for the upcoming winter season. Depending on the climate you live in, barns can be critical protective structures for our horses and other livestock during the coldest months of the year. With that in mind, here are a few items to…
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For horse farms, all this rain can become problematic. From mud management and health concerns to insects and less riding opportunities, farm owners should…
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This includes everything from the wood used for bedding to the types of trees surrounding their pastures. Some woods can be beneficial, while others…
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But second, and probably most, of all the other things that I love about being around horses,
is that there is always something new to… -
Though many minerals are plentiful in grass, hay, and feeds, magnesium is one that you might want to
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Instead, it will depend on several factors, including how good of shape the horse’s teeth are in, how they’re
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However, not all deworming protocols are created equal, and what works for one horse or region may not be appropriate for another. This article…
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Effective management is crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of your horses, and yourself, during these colder months. Here are five tips to…
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The horse’s hooves are more than just “fingernails”—they’re important structures that should be given
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When keeping both, understanding these differences is crucial, as it will impact how you manage your ponies compared to your horses. Here are some…