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Created on Monday, 13 May 2013
Joining a national initiative to increase awareness of and interest in horse-related activities, The American Horse Council announces the launch of a new Website and social media platform, TimeToRide.com.
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Created on Friday, 10 May 2013
National Livestock Credit is pleased to announce the purchase of Superior Livestock Auction, Inc. National Livestock and cattlemen from several states have formed a limited partnership to acquire Superior.
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Created on Thursday, 02 May 2013
LexLin Gypsy Ranch, the largest breeding farm for Gypsy Vanner horses in North America, announced today a new broodmare partnership program to introduce prospective owners to the Gypsy Vanner breed.
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Created on Monday, 28 January 2013
Deworming horses has always been sort of like going to the dentist: You know it’s necessary, but you’d just as soon skip it. Fortunately, nowadays, worming products are convenient to administer, have proven to be safe, even for pregnant mares and baby foals.
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Created on Tuesday, 14 August 2012
by Toby Raymond
When you board a horse, you are signing up for stall space, feed and turnout time, you may also be getting a ration of barn politics thrown in too. I know this from prior experience, having been involved in my share of high barn drama.
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Created on Tuesday, 07 February 2012
No matter if you own a $50,000 show champion, a weekend trail horse or a pony for your kids to ride; opening the barn doors to find your horse stolen is a nightmare for any horse owner.
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Created on Wednesday, 30 September 2009
Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink! An average 1,000-pound horse produces about two and a half gallons of urine a day. So, how do you keep stalls dry? A stall that drains properly is the first step.Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink! An average 1,000-pound horse produces about two and a half gallons of urine a day. So, how do you keep stalls dry? A stall that drains properly is the first step.
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Created on Thursday, 16 July 2009
Farmers who make dry hay face problems in field drying most every season. In some seasons, it is extremely challenging to make dry hay. Frequent showers, constant cloudiness and wet field conditions increase the risk of putting up hay that is not dry enough to cure well in the barn.Farmers who make dry hay face problems in field drying most every season. In some seasons, it is extremely challenging to make dry hay. Frequent showers, constant cloudiness and wet field conditions increase the risk of putting up hay that is not dry enough to cure well in the barn.
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Created on Sunday, 05 April 2009
HorseSmarts:Essential Advice for Today's Horse Owner, an educational video for new and potential horse owners will premier at the Kentucky Horse Park on April 23, 2009 in conjunction with the Rolex Three Day Event.HorseSmarts:Essential Advice for Today's Horse Owner, an educational video for new and potential horse owners will premier at the Kentucky Horse Park on April 23, 2009 in conjunction with the Rolex Three Day Event.
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Created on Sunday, 08 March 2009
Twelve state legislatures are considering, or have passed, bills to express support of horse slaughter and/or to encourage operation of horse processing plants within their boundaries. But in Washington,Twelve state legislatures are considering, or have passed, bills to express support of horse slaughter and/or to encourage operation of horse processing plants within their boundaries. But in Washington,
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