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Mar 07
Horse Grooming 101: A Guide for Beginners

A clean horse is a happy horse, and a healthy one too. Grooming isn’t just about looks. It keeps skin fresh, hooves strong, and that coat shining like polished leather. It also gives you a chance to spot any cuts or swelling before they turn serious. Even better, it builds trust between you and your […]

Feb 20
Why Do Horses Wear Horseshoes?

They’re nailed to hooves, clink on cobblestones, and appear in everything from fairy tales to racetracks. But why do horses wear horseshoes in the first place? It’s one of those things we always see but rarely question. Is it for comfort? Tradition? Protection? Or something else entirely? Some horses have them, others don’t, and the […]

Jan 13
How Many Bales of Hay Per Acre Can You Produce?

Hay farming takes planning. The number of bales you get per acre depends on several things. Soil quality matters. So does the type of hay you grow. Weather also plays a big part. Some farmers get high yields. Others get much less. What’s the difference? It often comes down to how well you manage the […]

Jan 07
Why Do Horses Need Salt Blocks?

Salt isn’t just for fries. Horses need it to stay healthy and strong. When people sweat, they lose important minerals, especially salt. This happens more in hot weather or during hard work. Without enough salt, muscles can cramp. Energy drops. Even digestion can slow down. That’s why salt blocks are more than just a treat. […]

Nov 25
How Many Gallons of Water Does a Horse Drink a Day?

Water is essential for a horse’s health. Every day, it needs plenty to stay hydrated and perform well. But how much a horse drinks isn’t always the same. Factors like size, activity level, and weather all play a role. A working horse or one in hot weather will drink more than one at rest. Without […]

Nov 19
Do Alfalfa Pellets Need to be Soaked?

Alfalfa pellets are a favorite in many feeding routines, but there’s one question that stirs up debate—do they need to be soaked?  Some swear by it, while others skip the extra step.  If you’ve ever dealt with picky eaters, horses with sensitive stomachs, or simply want to know what’s best for your herd, this topic […]

Nov 15
How to Keep Horse Water From Freezing Without Electricity

Freezing water is a common problem for horse owners in winter. Without electricity, it can be tough to keep water from freezing.  However, there are simple and affordable ways to solve this.  By using smart placement, insulation, and natural heat sources, you can keep water thawed without relying on power.  This blog outlines 14 easy […]

Oct 30
Best Oil to Feed Horses For Weight Gain

Best Oil to Feed Horses For Weight Gain Keeping a horse at a healthy weight isn’t always easy. Sometimes, even the best feed doesn’t do the trick.  That’s where oils come in. They’re packed with calories and easy for horses to digest, giving them that extra boost they need to gain weight.  But not all […]

Oct 11
Can Horses Eat Sugar Cubes?

Sugar cubes and horses seem like a perfect match, right? Many riders give them as a treat. But are they safe? Can something so small affect a horse’s health? Too much sugar isn’t good for anyone, and horses are no exception. So, how much is too much? In this blog, we’ll break it down. You’ll […]

Oct 07
17 Types of Horse Bits and Their Uses

Horse bits come in many shapes and styles. Each one serves a specific purpose. The right bit isn’t just about control, it’s also about comfort too. From the gentle snaffle to the stronger curb, every bit affects how you communicate with your horse. Some offer direct cues, while others use leverage for a different feel. […]