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It’s Vacation Time!

Having your horse property set up efficiently will make your horse life easier and will give you peace of mind to head out on vacation.

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Equine Spring Transition Tips

Dr. Kristina Hiney, PhD, Omega Fields Equine Nutrition Advisor, has prepared a series of seasonal tips to help horse owners transitioning their horses from one season to another.

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Fences and Machines: Ways to Trim Expenses

Fences and machinery are some of the higher-ticket items on a farm, and in this iffy economic climate, it might be overwhelming to even consider replacing these everyday necessities with new products. Having an organized, planned maintenance program

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Electric Fences

Horse owners are using a variety of electric fence types to contain horses safely.

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Fencing on the Rocks

Over, around, or through, when your fencing runs into rock, there is a variety of choices to solve the problem

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Fencing for Pastures

What is the correct fencing for your farm? The correct answer is: it depends. It would be wonderful if there existed one type of Good Horse Fencing that we could all install and be done. While there is unacceptable fencing for horses, there is no

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Eating Trees

Is there anything I can do to stop the horses from eating the bark off of my trees?

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Pasture and Fencing

It’s worth the time and expense to establish productive and nutritious pasture, then maintain it. And if you maintain your pasture, you’ll want to keep your horses secure with a safe fencing system.

The following are tips on management of your

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Ridin’ Fence

There are many options available today for horse owners when installing or redoing pen and pasture fencing. The first thought should be the safety of the horses. Sometimes a fencing makeover will mean tearing out all of the old fence and

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Fencing: The Art of Good Neighbors

To build and maintain good horse fence does take time and effort, but in the end it can be very rewarding. We shall assume that the proper fencing materials have been chosen. However, a quick review of good, safe choices is helpful.

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