Managing pasture can be a very important tool in controlling feeding cost for all livestock, including horses being kept on small acreages. If pasture is going to provide a substantial amount of the required nutrition
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Category: Monthly Editorial
Keeping Your Horse Hydrated While Traveling
While traveling with your horse to shows, trail rides and vacations in the hot sun this summer, it is essential to keep your horse healthy in the back of the your trailer. Getting to your
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Ask the Vet: Infectious Disease
Question: I have a beautiful Palomino Quarter horse gelding that I want to show. When I got him last year, they told me not to vaccinate him because he foundered two days after his last routine vaccines. That
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Riding the Extended Trot: Ranch Horse Skill Set
Tips from world champion trainer Ben Baldus for how to properly ride a ground-covering extended trot on the ranch or in the show ring. Extended gaits are an important part of a ranch horse’s skill set. If
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Keep Colors True and Leather Soft with Farnam® Leather New® Total Care 2 in 1
When you want your true colors to shine, look for a cleaner and conditioner that keeps all of your leather soft, supple and looking brand-new. Farnam, your partner in horse care™, is pleased to introduce
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How to Take Your Horse’s Vital Signs
Knowing how to measure your horse’s temperature (T), pulse (P) and respiration (R) is a basic barn skill every owner should have. Typical ranges for normal are: T = 99.5 – 100.5°, P = 28-42
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Is Your Mortgage Forbearance Ending Soon? What To Do Next
Millions of Americans struggling to make their monthly mortgage payments because of COVID-19 have received relief through the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act. But mortgage forbearance is only temporary, and set to expire soon,
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