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October 2017 Cover Story: The Mane Event – Something for Every Horse Lover Feature Story: Poison In Your Feed Bag? – The Nightmare of Ionophore Toxicosis Willfully Guided: Buying a Fixer-Upper Horse Farm Equestrian Lifestyle: Kyle Churchill, Extreme Mustang Makeover Winner Equine Wellness: Your Horse Needs an Annual Exam Click …
Understand How Mules Think by Ty Evans Have you ever heard the term stubborn as a mule? As a clinician who specializes in mules, I hear people talk about how stubborn mules can be and how difficult they are to work with. Usually these stories are told by someone …
Energy Healing for Everyone by Liza Burney When I first heard about energy healing I was skeptical. It was completely outside my Western medicine comfort zone. I was between a rock and a hard place, as my M.D. was not offering any real solution to my medical situation; I …
Living with Horses is a Gift Beyond Measure by Kim Roe As I finished my ride this evening I noticed the elk herd was back in my hayfield. The South Fork Valley herd has flourished, and they’ve discovered my hayfield is particularly tasty (no second cutting for me this …
Compost Should be as Wet as a Wrung-out Sponge by Alayne Blickle, Horses for Clean Water Previous articles of mine have covered different aspects of composting so now it’s time to step up to the compost pile and see if your compost passes the squeeze test. Moisture is an …
The equine industry has welcomed BeneFab by Sore No-More products into their barns with open arms and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. With advanced technology, thoughtful designs and colorful and traditional options, this growing product line can be seen from barn aisles to show rings nationwide. The BeneFab by Sore …
Design and Placement are Essential Considerations You may think that because your horses have the cover of a hedgeline or trees or they are blanketed, you don’t need to worry about providing shelter with a run-in shed. If you turn your horse out for just a few hours at a …
This is the only fork designed for use with pelleted bedding and sawdust. The 30 tines (compared to most other forks that are 18 tines or less) are closely arranged to get even the small stuff. New angled basket will filter out debris 5/16″ or larger and will allow for …
Important Considerations When Purchasing Equestrian Property by Allison Trimble Equestrian properties and hobby farm purchases come with many considerations. Typically, the acreage will be five acres or larger and comes with outbuildings and other improvements that have housed animals for previous owners. Farm ownership can be overwhelming and it …
6 Steps to a Good Stop by Eleanor Blazer Read Part 1 of this article in the September 2017 Northwest Horse Source Online Edition www.coloradohorsesource.com/september-2017-digital-edition The most important cue for any horse being ridden is the cue to stop, or “whoa”. A good foundation should have been laid during …