Small acreage horse farm

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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.

A small property that is well-managed works just as well as a larger one. The key is to keep pastures dry and free of manure and maintain paddocks that can be used to help save grass.

By understanding the delicate balance and connection between horses, grass, manure, soil, and water, landowners can implement steps to enhance the health of their horses, pastureland and water sources.

A small horse barn is perfect for those that just have a few horses. By building smaller, you can save money and space. Most riders only need a few stalls anyway! These beautiful designs will hopefully get your creative juices flowing. First up, this traditional red and white beauty! It appears to have two stalls […]

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On farms with small acreage, everything in the horse farm management system needs to fit together neatly and efficiently — especially with respect to the farm’s neighbors and the ecosystem. Two Horse Ranch, a five-acre horse property has implemented several sustainable day-to-day barn management practices in an effort to be a more environmentally conscious horse farm.