Don’t Forget the Electrolytes
We are right in the thick of summer, and you are likely seeing your horses attempt to keep cool by sweating. The process of sweating causes a decrease in core …
How do you manage a hoof abscess?
Oregon Horse CouncilThe Oregon Horse Council is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit that works to strengthen, connect, and represent Oregon’s equine industry. www.oregonhorsecouncil.com
83 acre historic farm: 79385 Sears Road, Cottage Grove, OR
83 acre historic Farm & Equestrian Facility with all the necessary components including exceptional soils for hay production, livestock grazing, and potential for Hazelnut production all with 1968 irrigation rights …
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LMF & Standlee Promo
Standlee Premium Western ForageStandlee owns over 18,000 acres of carefully managed alfalfa, timothy grass, orchard grass, alfalfa/grass and orchard/alfalfa hay. Our facility in the small town of Eden, Idaho is …
COVID-19 Equine Business Survey Results
Oregon Horse CouncilThe Oregon Horse Council is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit that works to strengthen, connect, and represent Oregon’s equine industry. www.oregonhorsecouncil.com
10 Tips to help your overweight horse get bikini ready
Obesity can severely affect your horse’s health and, as a horse owner, you play an important role in controlling your equine companion’s weight. Sound nutrition management, a regular exercise program …
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Tendon injuries
The answer is…all of them! Tendons are fibrous tissues that connect muscle to bone, transmitting muscular effort into skeletal motion. A rider’s choice of riding techniques and conditions can have …
LBCC Accepting horses for Young Horse Training Program
The Linn-Benton Community College Equine Science program is currently accepting horses for admission into our Young Horse Training Program. The program begins September 28th, and runs through May of 2021. …
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4 Steps to Responsible Trail Use
What you should know about responsible trail use through appropriate outdoors etiquette and ethics through these “4 Steps to Responsible Trail Use.” As published in Western Mule magazine – August …
8 tips for evaluating hay
Horse are herbivores by design and foragers by nature. As such, they have evolved to utilize grasses and other forage plants as their primary source of nutrition. Horses are most …