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Category: Monthly Editorial

Dog Park Etiquette

November 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Does your dog need a change of scenery? Consider taking Fido to the dog park, where he or she can play, exercise, and socialize with other dogs and people. These activities can benefit your dog

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Can Sellers Back Out of a Home Sale? The 5 Times They May Bail

November 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial, Real Estate

Courtesy of Realtor.com Can a seller back out of a home sale? That’s a question I found myself asking after my own much-anticipated real estate purchase fell through when the seller got cold feet. Luckily,

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Horse Stall Design

October 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

The stall is the basic functional unit of a horse stable or shelter by providing a suitable environment for the horse and handler. No matter what your management style or needs, the basics of a

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Horse Insurance 101

October 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of SmartPak.com Let’s face it, insurance falls way to the bottom of the list of topics any horse owner wants to talk about. Discussing worst-case scenarios doesn’t exactly make for enjoyable barn aisle or

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Equestrian Chic Must-Haves for the Fall

October 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily Long sleeves, sweaters and scarves galore! Fall is upon us, and these items are a must-have for cooler weather As the colors change, so does your riding attire. If you’ve

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Brave Texas’ Scariest Attractions: From Haunted Landmarks to Abandoned Towns

October 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Travel Texas From spooky old roads to abandoned campgrounds, Texas has an expansive paranormal history for you to explore. Seek thrills and chase fears throughout the Lone Star State this spooky season with

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Barn Disaster Planning

October 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Horse Extension Most horse owners would rather not think about a worst case scenario that would affect their animals or their property. However, planning before an emergency is important for managing risk from

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Results for The 15th Annual Sugar Bars Legacy Horse Sale

October 13, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

The 15th annual Sugar Bars Legacy Horse Sale was held on Sunday, September 17th at the rock pavilion on the Sheridan County Fairgrounds, in beautiful & historic Sheridan, Wyoming. Consignors from South Dakota, Montana, Nebraska,

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Wrapping Up the 2017 Ford Youth World

September 16, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of AQHA More than 770 AQHYA members from across the globe competed at this year’s Built Ford Tough AQHYA World Championship Show for the chance to take home a coveted gold globe. That’s a

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Trailering Safety Tips

September 16, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily Horse trailering tips to get your horse through the next haul safely.  If your horse is a first-time hauler, and he’s a young horse, give him enough slack in the

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Trailer Prep Tips

September 16, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily It is critically important for horse owners to perform basic yet essential maintenance on their trailers. Invest time in doing routine preventive trailer maintenance. This will be time well spent

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The Natural Wonders of Texas

September 16, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Courtesy of Travel Texas Did you know that Texas has 90 mountains reaching altitudes of a mile or more, or that approximately ten percent of Texas is covered in forest, including four national and five

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Livestock Health Following Flooding

September 16, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Michael Fisher, County Extension Director, Pueblo County Following a flood event there are a lot of things that livestock owners may have to contend with. A lot of these problems are ones that livestock producers

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Hurricane Relief

September 16, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Housing and transport for those in the path of Hurricane Irma. Many groups within the veterinary and equine communities are working to provide aid to horses and their caretakers affected by Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma.

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Fall Pasture To-Do List

September 15, 2017 Staff Writer Monthly Editorial

Betsy Gilkerson, University of Minnesota Fall is a busy and important time of year for pasture care. Here is a list of things you can do in the next few months to keep your pastures

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