Creepy crawlies. Vermin. Bugs. Whatever you call them, it’s no secret that pests are everywhere around horses. In stalls, tack rooms, feed rooms, fields and arenas they can quickly go from a mild nuisance to…
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Guest post by Kirsty Wright. “Wow! He’s being such a good boy today.” Those words are probably my favorite thing to hear as a trainer. Why? Because if I hear those words, it usually means I…
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What is a Managed Grazing System or Rotational Grazing? Dividing a pasture into smaller cells and rotating the use of each cell is referred to as Rotational Grazing. It is important to note, even small…
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“No hour of life is wasted that is spent in the saddle” said Churchill. I would say that goes for horse grooming as well. Grooming your horse isn’t an activity that’s just a chore. It’s…
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Guest post by the National Equine Tick Survey. We’ve all been there; after spending some time outside in the woods or tall grass, we find a tiny, blood-sucking visitor with eight little legs and a…
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