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If you’re looking for a way to fit more horses into your life, consider finding a horse rescue or non-profit riding program near you. Many of them are desperate for volunteers, especially if you already have horse experience, so donating your time and skills can be a win-win for everyone.
Healthy pastures are an essential part of creating climate resilience on your horse property, and they provide many great benefits beyond just feeding your horses.
This test is a practical and literal one: how easy is it to do your chores and work with your horse on the shortest, darkest day of the year, when weather is often at its worst? If you pass the test, you have done your homework and prepared your horse property well for year-round chore efficiency.
If you’re a horse person who lives in a cold environment, you know that having proper clothing and footwear can make a huge difference when it’s time to do horse chores in the winter. I got a pair of boots for chores way back at the beginning of the 2024 winter season, and I’m still so thrilled about them that I must share!
Apparently the hot, sultry days of summer in the Northern Hemisphere have been called “the dog days of summer” for a long time. A little research tells us this time of the year is associated with the rising of the dog star, Sirius, and is connected with thunderstorms, drought, and extreme heat—the sultry part!
Since we are the public in public lands, we must remain vigilant in our efforts to persuade our legislators to protect this incredible natural resource.