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Preparing a Firewise Emergency Evacuation Plan for Horse Owners

Most of us horse owners live in rural areas so it’s often up to us to figure out how to prepare for wildfire emergencies. An essential component of that preparation is creating an evacuation plan before wildfire threatens your home and animals.

In This Together

Recent market instability suggests that for the near future, we may all need to be mindful of expenses. The good news is that cost-cutting efforts often present us with opportunities to build community and make environmentally friendly choices.

Creating Wildlife Habitat on Horse Properties Has Big Benefits

When horse owners focus on creating or restoring wildlife habitat on their properties, the increased biodiversity can pay off in dividends.

Winterizing at Sweet Pepper Ranch

As daylight shortens and increasingly colder days set in, we face the reality that winter is just around the corner, getting closer by the minute. Fingers crossed that the good weather holds out a while longer as we tackle our annual to-do list of fall land management chores. If you’re curious to know how we prepare for winter, here’s our current list.

Nature-based Solutions for Rodent Control on Horse Properties

How do you go about reducing rodents without lethal trapping or using chemicals that are deadly to other animals in our shared environment? Here are three strategies that can help.

Horse Keeping and Climate Change: Simple Ways to Make a Difference for Earth Day

When it comes to climate change, many feel that things are beyond our control and that we are rocketing towards a new world of environmental change. While this is true in part, there are several simple practices we as horse owners can do to make a difference and help reduce the effects of climate change.