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Feed and Farm Care

Feed and Farm care for horses, from pasture management to feed and forage protocols to barn ideas, barn and arena management, upkeep, new builds, and much more.

Stoking The Fire

Just as we enjoy turning up our thermostat or gathering around the fireplace to keep warm, your horse relies on a fire within to avoid Jack Frost nipping at their nose. To help visualize the importance of each dietary component, let’s explain them and how they work together, just like a crackling fire. In this…

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Pretty But Toxic

“Hoary alyssum is so invasive and toxic to livestock that it’s landed on the BC Provincial Priority Invasive Species List. Some of the symptoms in animals that have consumed hoary alyssum include fever, limb edema (swelling or puffiness in the tissues under the skin), and laminitis—as Dana mentioned. This is not something to take lightly,” said…

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Saddle Up Magazine

Wildly Clever
Maureen Enns, a woman who casually refers to herself as an investigative artist, spent several years in the wilderness west of Calgary, Alberta, studying and documenting wild horses. Once you…
R.J. Bennett
R.J. & Lois Bennett were inducted into the Canadian Horse Racing Hall of Fame in 2007. In 2016, they were recognized with the E.P. Taylor Award of Merit. They are…
Volunteering It’s a Family Affair
This year we have discovered how, as volunteers, at shows, and other equine-related events we can play an important role in the success of the horse industry. 

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