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For most riders, a rainy day means no riding. Some are fortunate to have an indoor, but the rest will have to get creative and find other ways to enjoy their horse. There are actually plenty of fun activities that don’t require leaving the barn! Rainy Day Activities at the Barn Give them a long...

The cost of things continues to rise in all areas. It’s becoming harder for riders to afford their horse’s care. It doesn’t matter if you board or keep them at home everything is going up. Luckily, you can find ways to reduce your barn expenses and hopefully make things more manageable again. Lower Your Barn...

The weeks between winter and spring can be very hard on horse owners. They’re filled with lots of mud! Snow melts and the ground unfreezes leaving behind a swampy mess. You’re probably wondering how most deal with these unfortunate conditions. Coping with Mud A recent survey was asked on the Facebook group, Horse Barns: Plans,...

Bigger isn’t always better! Sometimes, a small horse barn is all your farm needs. Not only will it be more affordable to build, but it’ll be easier to maintain. You can focus on the necessities like hay storage, a stall or two for injuries or bad weather, and a tack/feed room. This barn is both...

Show off your love for horses with some beautiful wall decals. These stickers add a fun flair to your room. They’re easy to install and removable! You can find designs for kids and adults. From your living room to a play space, there’s a creative design waiting for your walls. Who doesn’t love this quote!...

Who loves Halloween? For those that get excited, this holiday is about the elaborate displays and decorations. It’s your chance to create a spooky world filled with headless horsemen, witches, and carved pumpkins. You and your barn buddies will have a blast decorating your horse barn! Here’s some fun pieces to include… This jumbo metal...

Who’s ready to dust cobwebs and sweep away dirt? It’s time for some spring cleaning! Your feed room is a great place to start. You can save time by keeping an organized space. No more hunting for horse buckets or supplements. Everything can have its own place! Hanging buckets and individual cubbies will keep your...

Barn owners know all too well how wasteful horses can be with their hay. A slow feeder hay box will forever change your life. Not only do they cut down on waste, but they can slow down your quick eater and extend the hay. It’s a win win for everyone involved! Before you go out...