Horse Care - In The Field
G-UPP - Feed your paddock right .... and you feed your horse right
The Revolutionary New Way To Keep Paddocks Healthy Without Lush Growth The recent mix of sunshine and rainfall has helped to give many struggling pastures a much needed spring boost, but don’t be put off applying fertiliser because plants will…
HAS YOUR HORSE GOT AN ALLERGY? - hints to help identify allergies and symptoms
How do you know if your horse has an allergy? As in humans horses can suffer from numerous allergies both in the stable and out at pasture. The diagnosis of the cause can be very challenging as the symptoms shown…
HELP HORSES FIGHT OFF MIDGES AND FLIES
Help horses fight off midges and flies Tips and advice on how to manage the summer pests by understanding the breeding environment and using preventative measures. Warm, barmy days are always welcomed by us particularly after the recent monsoon conditions;…
DANGER!! - Watch out for Pretty Flowers with a Deadly Alter Ego
Pretty flowers with a deadly altar ego. The growing season is in full swing and the country side is in full bloom, however some of the plants you will see are very toxic to your horse and you need to…
PADDOCK MAINTENANCE - Part 2 How to look after your grassland
PART 2 Following on from the first part of paddock maintenance (CLICK HERE FOR PART 1), the next stage of management involves the spraying, topping and fertilizing of the pasture. Spraying Spring time is just around the corner, honest! Sunny…
WARNING - Make sure you have a year-round fencing plan for Laminitic horses and ponies
Reliable, portable fencing is a key factor in the management of laminitic horses and Gallagher, the agricultural fencing specialist, is urging owners to take time to consider the best type of fencing for their animals. For laminitic horse and…
PADDOCK MAINTENANCE Part 1- Improve your grazing.
PART 1 What do you need to do to look after your paddocks this spring? Here are a few suggestions to keep you busy - The past winter and current weather would suggest that our paddocks will need serious attention.…
LIVING OUT IN WINTER-Make sure your horse copes, your winter check list
If your horses or ponies lives out during the winter months they will need extra attention. You should be visiting and checking your horse at least twice a day, being especially vigilant when snow is on the gound.Shelter & FeedingAs…
