Horse Health and Comfort in the Barn: Fire and Water
Make sure your fire prevention is up to snuff, and that your automatic waterers are doing their jobs.
Tips for Handling an Unhappy Customer
Here are some tips for dealing with an unhappy customer at your equine facility.
CHA Certification Important for Many Equine Professionals, Including Experienced Horsemen and Horsewomen
As the largest certifying organization in North America, Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) has certified over 28,000 individuals since its beginning 49 years ago.
Tips for Handling an Unhappy Customer
Here are some tips for dealing with an unhappy customer at your equine facility.
Horses In the Community For Kids' Parties
With the right ponies and the helpers, providing ponies for kids' birthday parties can be a fun and rewarding experience that can add to your equine business' bottom line.
Dealing with Non-Horse Neighbors: Noise and Events
Make sure that neighbors know that you are doing all that you can to run your equine business while being a good neighbor.
Horses In The Community: Providing Horses For Education
Consider how your horses can be trained and used for community education and introducing people to horses.
Dealing with Non-Horse Neighbors: Flies and Fences
Communication is key to minimizing problems with a horse farm's non-horse neighbors.
Horses In The Community For Festivals
Using your stable's horses for community events and festivals can bring in extra money, but you must have the right horses and training to be safe.
Horses Used in the Community For Parades
Work with your horses ahead of time to ensure they will be good citizens and not be scared of being in a parade or event.
Horses in the Community for Weddings
As part of our Horses in the Community series, we look at the possibility of using your equines for weddings.
Handling Non-Horse Neighbors and Muck on the Roads and Paths
Making an effort to educate non-horse neighbors can go a long way in alleviating tensions over muck on the roads and shared pathways.
CHA Certification Important for Many Equine Professionals, Including Experienced Horsemen and Horsewomen
As the largest certifying organization in North America, Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) has certified over 28,000 individuals since its beginning 49 years ago.
T.I.P. Non-Competition 2019 Award Applications Available
Awards open for non-competing Thoroughbreds and young riders working with a Thoroughbred.
Horses and Humans Research Foundation Receives Research Grant Challenge
Your donation before March 31 could make the difference in receiving a matching grant!
USDA Announces Additional Emergency Programs in Nebraska
The Farm Service Agency will permit emergency grazing on conservation reserve program acres and opens sign-up for Emergency Conservation Program.
AAEP Publishes Equine Rotavirus Guidelines
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has published comprehensive guidelines for the identification, management and prevention of rotavirus on its website.
New Bottles for UltraShield EX and Show Sheen
The makers of Absorbine Horse Care Products launch revolutionary new bottles for UltraShield EX and ShowSheen.
