How to Choose the Right Gravel for Your Lighthoof Installation
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How to Choose the Right Gravel for Your Lighthoof Installation

When shopping for gravel to fill your Lighthoof panels, choose wisely for the best possible results. Do not fill Lighthoof panels with pea gravel, drain gravel, or other rounded rock or sand infil...

farm designCreating a Smart HUA for Successful Pasture Management

Creating a Smart HUA for Successful Pasture Management

Keeping your horses off the pastures at certain times of the year and when grass height is shorter than 3” is the only way to get lush green pastures on your farm. But your horses still need to be...

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Managing Burrowing Rodents in Pastures

You have enough to think about when it comes to the perfect lush pasture. Seeding, irrigation, overgrazing, weeds...the list goes on. Nothing adds insult to injury quite like watching all your hard...

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Great Meadow International 2017 Recap

This weekend we had the chance to travel from our west coast base out to The Plains, Virginia for the only Nations Cup event on American soil. It was also our first major event as vendors where we ...

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Beat the Heat - Tips to Stay Cool With Horses in Summer

Well it’s finally here - that time of year every equestrian has been longing for. Long, warm, dry days and endless time on horseback! Summer show season, perfect summer evening rides, potlucks at t...

backyard homesteadModern Homesteading - Get Your Backyard Homestead Started

Modern Homesteading - Get Your Backyard Homestead Started

Whether you’re already boots deep in homesteading and are successfully self sustained on your backyard homestead or your big picture dream includes turning that rough patch of side-yard into the pe...

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Managing Bugs and Pests at the Stable

Hopefully now that spring is nearing an end and summer is starting to get underway, your horse property should be drying out, but that doesn’t mean a break from pasture management. If it’s not one ...