Small horse farm ideas

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A small property that is well-managed works just as well as a larger one. The key is to keep pastures dry and free of manure and maintain paddocks that can be used to help save grass.

Lucky enough to own a horse farm? Underutilized space has endless potential!

When trying to build the barn of your dreams, there are a lot of things to consider. In addition to having the equipment, you also need to comply with building codes. Of course, staying organized…

If there’s one thing about horse care that everyone knows, it’s that horses are large outdoor animals and need a good amount of space to thrive. When it comes to a horse's pasture size, just how much space do you really need? How many acres does a horse need to live comfortably? While there is a general rule of thumb of at least 1.5 to 2 acres of fertile, grassy land per horse, it can depend on various circumstances. #tips #size #pasture #acres #basic #horse #helpfulhorsehints

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On farms with small acreage, everything in the horse farm management system needs to fit together neatly and efficiently — especially with respect to the farm’s neighbors and the ecosystem. Two Horse Ranch, a five-acre horse property has implemented several sustainable day-to-day barn management practices in an effort to be a more environmentally conscious horse farm.

By understanding the delicate balance and connection between horses, grass, manure, soil, and water, landowners can implement steps to enhance the health of their horses, pastureland and water sources.

What should you do on your property before bringing a horse home? Learn what proper structures you'll need so you and your horse can start off on the right hoof.

Your horse barn is your happy place. It’s where you go to spend time with your best friend and escape from the daily stress of life. As much as you love spending time with your horse, it’s all too easy to let routine barn maintenance slide. It’s time to take a good look at your barn and make sure you don’t have any of these 21 unnecessary and even dangerous things. | #horsebarn #barnlife #horses #ihearthorses #horselover

So what do you do with horse manure? Most find this the simplest way to take care of manure. Find a safe place to pile it away from your horses and barn. Let it compost for at least 3-6 month through winter is best (more on this later). Then spread it over the pasture in late winter or early spring months. #horses #Horsehealth #horseracing #horseracingphotography #horseracingtips #horseracingcruelty #horseracingkills

With a little extra effort, you can enjoy the advantages of a large farm even if you keep your horses on a relatively small acreage.

Ponies tied in the paddock area

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