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» Horses and Dogs

By Jan Wright | Published 04/9/2008 | Horse Facilities , Boarding Horses | Unrated

Many farms and stables have dogs. Having a situation that works for horse, dog and owner is important.

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» 10 Tips for Better Pasture Care

By Jan Wright | Published 04/3/2008 | Horse Facilities , General Equine , Feeds and Feeding , Equine Health , Boarding Horses | Unrated

Pastures are often an overlooked asset. Many think a pasture is just a fenced grassy area to turn horses out in - look closer, and maximize that area.

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» No Fly Zone

By Tami Rose | Published 03/10/2008 | Equine Grooming , Equine Health , Equine Housing and Maintenance , General Equine , Horse Facilities | Unrated

There is no one size fits all solution when it comes to controlling flies, and a combination of approaches is generally the most effective method of management. Along with the usual gathering of sprays, wipes, masks and sheets, there are several other steps you can take to make your barn a No Fly Zone.

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» Prevent Horse Theft

By Jan Wright | Published 03/7/2008 | Horse Facilities , General Equine | Unrated

Having a plan can prevent theft - and help with a recovery.

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» 10 Tips For Efficient Stable Management

By Jan Wright | Published 02/16/2008 | Horse Facilities , General Equine , Boarding Horses | Unrated

Better stable management can save money and time. Being more efficient can also save aggrevation and, in some cases, a horse's life.

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