Natural Pest Control

While there may be a time and place for pesticides, there are environmentally sensitive methods for managing weed and pest populations that should be considered first. Use the alternative control methods in these resources to reduce the chemical use on your property and thereby reduce your impact on the environment.

Biting insects can turn ferocious this time of year, it's their last big hurrah. No matter how much fly control you use, there will still be a certain amount of flies, especially on those hot, sunny days. However, there are some ways you can keep your equine friends more comfortable.

With all the fun good weather brings, life always seems busier in the summer. It's hard to keep track of everything that needs to be done—unless you've got a handy checklist to keep you on the right path!
Since our domestic horses can't roam and escape insects like their wild counterparts, here are a few strategies to help keep them fly-free and happier this summer.
Two big things that we horse owners can do to help out with the world-wide pollinator decline are decreasing pesticide use and increasing pollinator habitat.
Tips for traveling with your horse, an update on West Nile Virus, a recipe for homemade weed killer, and why wildlife usually doesn't need "rescuing."
Longtime Horses for Clean Water supporters Urban Cattle sat down with us to talk about how they're implementing sustainable practices with their livestock.