Katie Navarra

Katie Navarra has worked as a freelance writer since 2001. A lifelong horse lover, she owns and enjoys competing a dun Quarter Horse mare.
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How Much Land Per Horse?
Learn how land use, your management plan, and zoning ordinances can help you estimate how much land you will need for your horses.
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5 Horse Facility Timesavers For Fall
As colder days approach, use these time-saving tips to help you prepare your farm for winter.
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Equine Body Condition Scoring
Regularly scoring your horse’s body condition will help you manage him properly for good health and welfare.
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Tips for Maintaining Your Riding Arena Footing
Maintaining your arena footing will prolong its life and reduce the risk of injury for horses and riders.
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Helping Horses That are Sensitive to Storms
Increasing your horse's positive experiences during storms can help him become less anxious over time.
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Desensitizing Horses to Needles
While many horses tolerate vaccinations and blood draws well, you can help desensitize your horse to the process if he doesn't.
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Staying Organized: Tips for Horse Farm Record-Keeping
These 4 tips will help increase efficiency by keeping your personal or boarding barn files more organized.
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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.
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