Farm and Ranch

Cold weather sometimes creates hazardous footing, especially for older, arthritic horses.

Take steps to protect the health of the trees in your horse's pastures.

If you’re squinting at your horses under old incandescent bulbs and flickering fluorescents, it might be time to upgrade. Today’s energy-efficient lighting choices may cost more up front, but you can net huge savings over time.

With a little extra effort, you can enjoy the advantages of a large farm even if you keep your horses on a relatively small acreage.

After undergoing a simple four-step rehabilitation program, Gibson went from a terror around the barn to a welcome visitor.

These 9 implements help me make short work of chores so I’ll have more time to ride. Do you have them in your shed?

Here are four things you can do to protect your horse's health and safety.

From Basic Manure Management to Advanced Fly Control in 7 Easy Steps

For greater benefit, use deeper tines when dragging your arena.

Is it ok to listen in on your friend's vet visit? It depends on whether your presence is welcome or distracting.

The demands of modern life may take you away from the barn, but it is possible to make your way back to the saddle.

When rain, drought or snow dominate the headlines, caring for horses can present some extra challenges. Here’s how to meet them.

Why the best companion for your horse might be a donkey.

Here’s a rundown of the ways you can curb the insects that pester your horse.

Try these tricks to take control of a messy tack room.

Try these basic strategies to help you keep thick sloppy spring mud at bay.