Emily Fought

Riding isn’t the only way to provide your horse with daily exercise. There are plenty of simple ways to keep them in tip-top shape without climbing into the saddle. For some horses, they can’t be ridden due to their size, their age, or an injury. Other times, you may be too busy and don’t have...

When most think of IKEA, they imagine home furnishings. The Swedish store sells modern looking furniture, decor, and accessories. If you’re willing to think creativity, you’ll find a ton of practical items for your horse barn! From tack room storage options to handy tote bags, you’d be surprised at all of the affordable items you...

It’s not everyday that you see a cowgirl aboard a 19 hand Percheron. This alone is a sight to be seen; however, add in some fun costumes and you’re in for a spectacular performance! Kellie Rettinger of Whispery Pines Percherons in Kingsville, Ohio sure can command an audience with her special horses. This year she...

Most horse riders jump at the chance to make their barn life simpler. It’s even better when they can save a few dollars in the process. There are many hacks that will cut expenses and save you time. Don’t sleep on these ideas! Barn Hacks Diapers, tennis balls, dry sheets- these items and the others...

Most horse owners want to eliminate bugs as naturally as possible. For those that enjoy gardening, there are a handful of plants that repel insects. This natural approach will also leave your farm smelling great! These plants may not eliminate all the pesky bugs on your property, but they’ll definitely make a dent in the...

Ponying can be very beneficial. It allows you to exercise two horses at once. This type of training also introduces an inexperienced horse to under saddle work. The horse being lead is exposed to a variety of new situations. They’ll get a boost of confidence, if done properly. It does take some riding and handling...

Recently, many parts of the East Coast and Midwest were covered in smoke from Canadian wildfires. It left people worried for their health and their animals’. Equestrians were warned to limit exercise and keep a close eye on their horses for respiratory distress. This condition can be brought on by a number of different things...

Are you looking for a new addition to your farm? The Valais Blacknose sheep make wonderful companions! They have a unique look with white bodies, black noses, and various black accents. Their wool is curly and soft to the touch. I seriously can’t get enough of them! How about you? How Cute Are These Sheep?...

Many states are plagued with ticks in the spring and summer. Before you spray your yard with chemicals, consider a non-toxic approach like guinea fowl! These birds are tick-eating machines. They actually eat all sorts of bugs from fleas and mosquitos to flies and beetles. Your horse farm can be pest free! Tick Season Depending...