Budget Barn Cleaning Kit
…convenience for rinsing out tubs, buckets, aisles and anything else that accumulates huge layers of dirt and debris. It’s also the easiest way to clean your manure forks and wheelbarrows….
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Fight Nature with Nature to Remove Flies and Mosquitos
…swimming pool covers, tarps on manure piles, buckets, barrels and wheelbarrows. Getting rid of old tires and other items that collect water. Be sure to check for containers or trash…
Sprucing Up the Place
…wheelbarrows along walls, in tool nooks, or outside of the barn to maintain clear aisles and maximize safety for horses and handlers. Drain your hoses and roll them up daily,…
Partner with your Practitioner
…be messy to work in, getting tools and bandaging materials dirty. Make sure rakes, shovels and wheelbarrows are out of the way, just in case your horse starts moving around…
Safety First, Second, And Always
…barn is always a safety hazard; make sure aisles and commonly traveled pathways are clear of feed cans, push brooms, saddle racks, wheelbarrows, and the like. For more information?related to…
Equine Events and Infectious Disease
…because the not-yet-overtly sick horse is allowed to circulate among other competitors. Compounding the potential of disease spread at an event are the visitors, veterinarians, farriers, pets and equipment (wheelbarrows,…
Give Your Barn a Safety Check
…racks, wheelbarrows and the like. This information is adapted from an article that first appeared in Horse & Rider magazine and appears in the Tractor Supply Company’s “Trail Riding Essentials.”…
39 Green Horsekeeping Tips
…let water collect in wheelbarrows, old tires, sagging tarps and the like. Fill in ruts and low places where water pools. Change water at least weekly in troughs. In permanent…
Help Protect Against Mosquite-Borne Diseases
…water5. Turn wheelbarrows over when not in use. Clean debris from rain gutters and stock ponds or wading pools with mosquito-eating fish5. Fill or drain ditches and swampy areas and…
How to Support Your Local Equine Rescue
…means you need extra supplies of all those things we all use around the barn on a daily basis. Items that will be welcomed include: Buckets and feeders. Wheelbarrows. Shovels,…