Stephanie Stephens, Author at Stable Management

Stephanie Stephens

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Types of Hay to Avoid for Horses

Here is a list of hays that you should avoid when feeding horses.

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Where is Your Equine Business Going?

Simplifying what you are offering in your equine business can help you be more profitable and feel less strained.

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Choosing an Arena Drag/Groomer for Your Horse Facility

Choosing the right footing for your arena and maintaining it well can make it last longer and be safer for horses and humans.

Desensitizing Horses to Needles

Most horses accept vaccinations and blood draws pretty well, but if your horse doesn't, there are ways to help desensitize him to the process.

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Buying a Small Tractor for Your Horse Farm

Consider these factors when deciding what tractor is right for your horse farm.

Safe Plants for Horse Stable Landscaping

Learn about horse-safe plants for stable landscaping, including options for native and drought-resistant flora, and how rain gardens and bioswales can minimize runoff.

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Plants to Avoid In Your Horse Farm Landscaping

One expert provides a list of plants toxic to horses in the Kentucky area that can be given to landscape architects before projects start or used as a guide for flora removal.