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If you love horses, chances are you also have a soft spot for goats. Here are 4 great reasons every horse property should have a goat - or two...or three!

Read this article for everything you need to know about horse paddock mud control! Horse paddock footing and horse mud management are some of the major things that can keep horse owners and horse farm owners up at night. Horse ownership just got a bit easier! Great horse care tips in here, for your equestrian lifestyle!

Planning horse stalls is integral to building a dream horse barn. Here’s what to consider when building horse stalls. Includes other horse barn ideas.

As spring draws near, we will inevitably be dealing with mud. Learn how to make the best of this messy situation.

On farms with small acreage, everything in the horse farm management system needs to fit together neatly and efficiently — especially with respect to the farm’s neighbors and the ecosystem. Two Horse Ranch, a five-acre horse property has implemented several sustainable day-to-day barn management practices in an effort to be a more environmentally conscious horse farm.

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Obstacles are a great way to desensitize your horse and encourage him to think through problems. Obstacles challenge you and your horse to work your way through new and sometimes difficult situations. On a recent trip to the dollar store, I took some photos of items I think could make great horse obstacles. Keep in mind that horses can react suddenly and dangerously to items that scare them. #ideas #poolnoodle #course #diy #horseobstacle #horse #helpfulhorsehints

How many acres per horse is standard? This is a question I get a lot and, unfortunately, there isn’t a straightforward answer. A quick Google search will tell you that 2 acres per horse–or 2…

By understanding the delicate balance and connection between horses, grass, manure, soil, and water, landowners can implement steps to enhance the health of their horses, pastureland and water sources.