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Fall and spring are beautiful seasons, but with cool mornings and warm afternoons, equestrians struggle with finding appropriate clothing that adjusts with the weather. Modern technology has created fabrics that protect rider’s skin from the sun, keep them warm in the morning, and wick away sweat as the afternoon heats up. Do these shirts perform as well as advertised? I wanted to find out
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If your farm dogs are anything like mine, they are into everything, and sometimes the exciting things they find to roll in make them itchy. Itching can progress from slightly annoying to the point where it interferes with your dog’s life and can even become quite painful. Consult with your vet first, and then try some of these natural remedies to relieve the itching. 
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Composting is an easy, effective way to manage manure on your small-acreage horse farm. You can add your food and yard scraps to your compost bin as well, reducing your garbage bill (which means more money to spend on your horses!) 
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With cities creeping into the country and horse properties becoming smaller and smaller, the issue of “what do I do with my horse manure?” is real. 
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I watched an episode of Dr. Phil once where a woman wanted to lose weight so she bought a horse. Dr. Phil said that owning a horse was great exercise for the horse, but what was it going to do for her? |
AuthorWelcome! I've been a freelance writer since 2002 and have numerous horse-related articles published in print and online publications. I have a Bachelor of Science degree from Rocky Mountain College with a major in Equestrian Studies and a minor in Business Management. My current business ventures include High Plains Arena and real estate investing. Archives
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