Open Barn = Healthy Barn
…and gobs of fresh air. Horses put out a lot of body heat, and a closed barn readily collects that heat and the humidity that goes with it.? A barn…
…and gobs of fresh air. Horses put out a lot of body heat, and a closed barn readily collects that heat and the humidity that goes with it.? A barn…
Not only are cats common barn inhabitants, so are birds. Most birds are helpful and positive additions to the barn environment. Barn owls come by their name honestly and thrive…
…debris. Reduce your risk of barn fire–and keep your horses safe–with careful maintenance, planning and attention to barn fire prevention. | Photo by Kate Lindon 2. Protect against lightning. Intall…
…a dream barn, for your horses, chickens or dogs, the #BarnLife Contest is your chance to acquire the barn for any of your furry or feathery friends! In addition to…
…82 for a total of 154.5. Laurie Barna and Laguna (Shawn McMIllen Photography) Barna started training with Liz Perry-Merbler at High Brass Farm in New Jersey in 2000 and has…
…take to minimize the environmental impact of your barn, from manure composting to establishing a recycling program. You’ll soon discover that what’s good for the environment is good for you,…
Barn flooring is the foundation of a clean and safe barn. Flooring needs to have good traction, so that horses and their handlers don’t slip and fall. Since barns are…
…With statistics like these, the necessity of a barn-surveillance system becomes obvious. But it’s not simple. First, it’s important to understand that no two barns have exactly the same security…
…boarders and our barn manager) that make this experience the best it can be for everyone. As I considered what makes these barn communities strong and fulfilling ? and encourages…
…barn just can’t get along. Really?! I have mostly boarded in multi-discipline barns over the past 40 years, usually hanging out with eventers, hunters and jumpers if the barn had…