Bedding For Horses: Material Choices
…need to be cleaned the same way as with traditional shavings. Cleaning works best in stalls with rubber mats. Empty two to three bags into a clean stall. Hoof action…
…need to be cleaned the same way as with traditional shavings. Cleaning works best in stalls with rubber mats. Empty two to three bags into a clean stall. Hoof action…
…method, but it makes compost faster and takes less work than turned piles. Moisture: Compost piles should be about as damp as a wrung out sponge?not soggy or dry and…
…Anna says. How it works: Compost systems can be designed for any size farm. Large farms often compost manure in windrows?long, freestanding piles. A three-bin system works well on many…
…and high-traffic areas, invest in posts 5-6″ in diameter. Posts that are hammered mechanically into the ground are generally sturdier than posts set into predrilled or hand-dug holes. Sink the…
…beauty in every breed and discipline. And the WEG offers a chance to encounter the best everywhere you look. As FEI President Princess Haya put it, during the WEG we…
…his last trip to the WEG. He was impressed by what he had seen. “It was fantastic,” he told me. “The great thing about the WEG is the scope of…
…to find out a little bit more about what the WEG course might look like. Unlike many previous years, he expects a good number of people to make the optimum…
…had only 5 penalties. The U.S. will have to beware of Canada at the WEG; its veteran Ian Millar wasn’t even on this squad, as he didn’t have a horse…
…with a nicer compost product that will be more useful for your horse pastures. And it means you’ll have less carbon in your compost, so the material will compost bet…
…well and setting good braces, says Mike. He hired a professional to set the posts: 10-foot-long, 6-inch-diameter end posts buried 5 feet in the ground and 8-foot line posts, buried…