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Michael Barrett, MS, PhD, is the Weed Science Society of America’s liaison to the EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs.
Discover natural ways to control mice, rats, and other problem rodents on your horse farm.
Dr. Mick Peterson found that the dirt surface met all of the pre-meet test criteria and was maintained properly.
Gutters and downspouts can prevent mud from accumulating around barns. Horses for Clean Water’s Alayne Blickle explains.
Proposed legislation would shield the veterinarians from liability if they report suspected cases of animal abuse.
Average rein tensions in riders’ dominant hands were 34-45% greater than in their nondominant hands, a study found.
Of the 1,401 respondents, 1,021 people (73%) said their horses will wear a blanket at some point this fall and winter.
After a tornado, fire, or other disaster hits your farm, how would you respond and rebuild? Here’s what to remember.
Horses for Clean Water’s Alayne Blickle explains the environmental benefits of covering a compost pile.
What happens before bridling might hold a clue as to why this horse yawns when facing his bridle.
How do you maintain a good relationship with your nonhorsey neighbors?
Alayne Blickle shares some basics on whether or not you need a tractor and what features you might find helpful.
Learn what months are best for grazing horses on pasture from Alayne Blickle of Horses for Clean Water.
Before you hit the asphalt trail, consider these expert tips to make sure your horse arrives healthy and happy.
Creeping indigo was once studied for its potential as a livestock feed, but can be deadly to horses.
Of the 1,337 respondents, 931 (69%) said they currently own one to four saddles.
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