I recently did a post on how we do feeding time at the farm. Sometimes after the meal is much more interesting than feeding time. I’ve...

We get a lot of questions about feeding time. A concern a lot of people have about group living is that their horse will not be able to...

Spring is always a busy time around the farm. Our most favorite day of the year (not) is spring vaccination day. Thankfully that day is...

(post by Jason) There is much truth to the statement that first cut hay is a challenge to make no matter where in the world you’re trying...

As everyone knows I love warm weather and truly despise cold weather. However there is one downside to the grass growing, the birds...

I did not write this post, I stumbled upon it on the world wide web. There was much in this post I could relate to. When I was a kid I...

There aren’t very many days that we celebrate the end of when it comes to caring for our horses but I have to say that we’re both very...

(post by Jason) We still answer a lot of questions about our new farm even though it doesn’t feel all that new to us at this point. We’ve...

(post by Jason) I was talking with someone earlier this week about working with veterinarians and diagnosing various problems in horses...

A couple of weeks ago I received my latest mailer from SmartPak. Not their catalog, but a mailer where it looks like a magazine and was...

I’m not exactly sure why but it seems to surprise most people to learn that we don’t buy as much commercial fertilizer for our horse...

(post by Jason) I have mentioned in previous posts that I am something of an amateur phenologist but there are other ways that we know...

I recently had the opportunity to have a Q&A session with Bonnie Ozburn, one of the owners of Bonnie’s Barnyard. Bonnie and her husband...

(post by Jason) Any groundhog who came out of his hidey hole to have a look around here in Middle Tennessee definitely saw his shadow...

Jason and I both like to travel although we have different ideas about what defines a great trip. I like to get off the continent of...

There are days when we wonder why we do what we do and there are other days when we wonder why we’d ever do anything else. Today was...

I had a profoundly thankful thought as I was effortlessly spearing and feeding 1,000 pound bales of hay with the front end loader earlier...

First of all, Melissa wants to say thank you to everyone for their boot suggestions, no doubt another purchase is in her near future. Her...

(post by Jason) Maybe it would be a more accurate title if it said As the Seasons Turn because the upcoming forecast suggests several...

(post by Jason) I think I’ve mentioned before that I hate hay tarps, but in spite of my distaste we own several, the smallest of which is...