Horse Wise – How Do I Know If My Horse Is In Pain?
Most of us want to nurture a partnership with our horses. We want them to be pain free and willing partners. Click to learn more about your horse.
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Hidden Hazards in Your Barn Seminar
Valuable information for horse owners to mitigate risk and prevent injury to their horses at home in the barn.
Barn Fires: A Deadly Threat to Farm Animals
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Emergency Preparedness – Barn Fires
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Barn Fire Prevention
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Benefits of Native Grasses for Pasture
Planting native grass species provides undeniable benefits to your horses and the local ecosystem Click to how/why and find local resources.
Taking care of leather tack
Local tack repair pro Susan Akins answers the question: “How should I take care of my tack?” The answer is really simple and true for both english and western tack. Visit our site to learn more.
Tack Cleaning Hacks
By Kim Gates, certified saddle fitter 706-400-9981; gatesbythecreek@hotmail.com As a saddle fitter I see saddles and strap goods in all kinds of condition. How you care for your tack has a direct impact on how long your tack will last. Taking care of your tack… Read More »Tack Cleaning Hacks
Taking Your Dog to The Barn
Ask A Pro: Stacey McCoy “How do I teach my dog barn and trail manners so we can enjoy being outside together? Last year Stacey McCoy got a German Shepard puppy and I was impressed with how quickly the dog developed manners and horse smarts.” For… Read More »Taking Your Dog to The Barn
Tack Cleaning Hacks
How you care for your tack has a direct impact on how long your tack will last. Taking care of your tack is also a safety concern and the cleaner you keep your tack the more times you are inspecting it. Here is a short list of things you can do.