February 5, 2025
Typically, throwing hay on the ground creates a lot of waste as horses walk all over it, or the wind blows loose hay away. When you think about the cost […]
February 5, 2025
Typically, throwing hay on the ground creates a lot of waste as horses walk all over it, or the wind blows loose hay away. When you think about the cost […]
February 5, 2025
by Lisa Kiley – Published in Saddle Up Magazine June 2022 June is one of the best months of the year for horse people. The weather is consistently warm, the […]
February 5, 2025
Did you know that, in 2021, the number of farms in the US was 20.1 million? Additionally, the number of land acres on farms was 895 million, with the average […]
October 4, 2024
Lisa Kiley – October 2024Originally published in Horsemen’s Corral Magazine Fall is one of the best times of the year to enjoy having horses. The cooler weather gives us a […]
July 19, 2022
. In the summer, one of the biggest problems we deal with is the different flies and pests that buzz around bugging our horses and bothering us too. Fortunately, there are several things that can be done to keep bugs at bay when it comes to the barn and pasture.
July 6, 2022
While the warmer weather is generally welcome, sometimes it can get a little too hot for our comfort and can be especially uncomfortable for our equine companions.
So, when the temperature starts to rise, it’s a good idea to remember some important tips to help keep your horse cool and comfortable.
February 5, 2022
Valentine's Day Addition: Top 10 Essential Equipment for Horse Farms (for the horse lover in your life). Spoiler Alert: it's way better than chocolates!
February 10, 2021
Winter weather usually means horses are spending more time inside and aren’t being ridden as often. Horses are herd animals so when confined to their stalls, the following boredom busters and enrichment toys can help keep them out of trouble.
Typically, enrichment toys for horses can be divided into 2 categories.
April 17, 2020
April showers…you know the rest. While we do need the rain for our gardens, as horse owners, rain is more likely to make us think of mud. With a rather mild winter we never really got away from mud through the winter season. This series will address some of the issues with mud, look at different options on how to fix some muddy situations and help with some suggestions on how to prevent mud from occurring. In this first installment, we will discuss how one group of trail riders decided to take advantage of an easy solution to fix a section of trail that had become nearly un-rideable.
