Owning a horse can be a very rewarding and enriching experience regardless of what you specifically plan on doing with the animal. Whether you intend to interact for work or for pleasure, you’ll enjoy this relationship even more if you manage to cultivate a deeper bond with your horse. There are a number of waysRead more
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I’m not sure anyone would disagree with me when I say that footwear is important in life, but especially when it comes to horses. If you are anything like me, you look for a good quality boot that won’t break the bank, that is a bit of a large range of prices depending on whoRead more
Whether this is your first show or your one-hundredth, pre-show jitters can leave you scattered and scrambling the week of the event. Here are some helpful tips to keep you organized and make sure that both you and your horse have a good experience. Packing for the Event When packing for the show, the firstRead more
Homesteading can provide many benefits to those wishing to live a more self-sufficient lifestyle. On the surface growing your own food can seem not as daunting as the hustle of the typical nine to five. However, there are some lesser-known difficulties of agriculture that need to be considered if you wish to have homesteading success.Read more
Similar to cleaning your home, saving time on maintaining a horse stable involves daily maintenance, organization, and knowledge of time-saving tricks. Three ways you can vastly improve your efficiency in maintaining a horse stable are staying on top of daily chores, using a Total Productive Maintenance system and using tricks like adding extra water buckets.Read more
High in the Uintas as I come down off the last bit of snow on the peak, I realize it’s been hours since I have been back to camp. Around the bend and I start to see the campsite, my orange Marmot tent is hard to miss in the beauty of the Uinta mountains. AsRead more
Many chickens are raised in conditions equivalent to 14 adults being crammed into an efficiency apartment. About 6.5 million eggs are produced for the dinner table monthly in the United States. Many are fed high-protein food and raised in artificial lighting conditions causing them to lay over 500 eggs per year. Then, the chickens stopRead more
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