It only takes one trip to the feed store to marvel at the vast array of equine feed products. The well-stocked shop also features a wide variety of forage, from baled hay to chopped, cubed
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Author: Robin Bradford
How Supplements Complement Horse Feed
Every horse owner wants to make the best decisions when it comes to caring for their horse, and that includes feeding the “best” diet. We all know that forage (like hay and pasture) is the
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Extreme Trail Horse Association
Close your eyes and imagine riding through a beautiful forest, surrounded by trees rustling as the air moves softly through the branches. You listen closely as your horse breathes in and out, and feel the
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Here’s Why You Should Plant a ‘Victory Garden’ While Sheltering at Home This Spring
Concerns about the coronavirus have made leaving the house to go grocery shopping, surrounded by other people, feel downright dangerous. But one can’t exist on rice and spaghetti alone. If you’re concerned about a shortage of fresh
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Interscholastic Equestrian Association (IEA) Cancels Remaining Competitions
The IEA Board of Directors and Staff have been extensively reviewing factors and options related to Covid-19 and the remainder of the IEA 2019-2020 season. With much disappointment, we announce all IEA competitions for Hunt
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A Difficult Decision: AHP Cancels 2020 Equine Media Conference
COVID-19 virus has had unexpected and unprecedented affects on the equine industry, including equine media. The AHP Board of Directors announced last week that it will be cancelling the 2020 Equine Media Conference scheduled for
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How To Prepare For Your Horse’s Care In Case You’re Quarantined
Horse owners are ever aware of the potential for disease outbreaks in their herd and the possibility sick horses might need to be quarantined. But COVID-19 has flipped the equation in the equine world. What
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