In many areas of the country, we are losing space to ride and keep horses as developments encroach into what were once rural areas. Fields and forests are being replaced with homes and shopping centers...
There are many people who enjoy keeping and riding their horses on small properties. With a little creativity, you can get the most out of your riding space. Here are some tips on how to accomplish that on your property.
The range in options for aisle flooring fits every taste, need and budget.
Becoming a trainer takes more than the ability to ride. In fact, it's more about the people than it is the horses.
These days it seems there is a saddle pad to suit every need in both fashion and function.
A look at the most recent research in helmet usage and a rundown of the latest innovations and features in safety headgear.
With shorter days, lighting around the barn is even more critical. Here are some economical and safe lighting solutions.
From powered wheelbarrows to barn cats, here are some picks for favorite tools around the barn.
If you run a trail operation, providing comfortable saddles for the horses and the clients is a top priority.
From generating electricity for the whole farm to heating water buckets, here's how to tap the sun for greener energy.
Hurricanes, fires, floods—are you prepared should they strike your farm?
When it comes to scheduling your clients and yourself, here are some tips.
Here are some creative, and inexpensive, ways to promote your equine business.
For many equestrian facilities, space is at a premium. Here are some tricks to make the most out of what you have.
The number of graduating veterinary students that plan to tackle equine medicine is decreasing. That's bad news for horse professionals.
All equine professionals have their own bag of tricks when it comes to speedy repairs. Here are our top 10 favorites.
For horses who live outside 24/7, a run-in provides necessary protection from the elements. Here we review the different options and how to consruct one yourself.
Whether you've got five or 50 horses in your care, controlling odors in the barn is never easy. Here are some tips.