How Horse People in Business Can Survive the Economic Fallout from the Coronavirus Scare Turning on the news is eerily frightening. We haven’t seen a pandemic of this magnitude since the Influenza of 1918. Businesses are struggling, many industries, such as airlines and cruise lines are just a … Read More
From BCHW President regarding cancellation of Rendezvous 2020: After a lot of discussion and thought with those involved in the preparation for Rendezvous, we have made the difficult decision to cancel Rendezvous 2020 for the first time in our history. Kittitas County declared a State of Emergency last week after … Read More
In response to the evolving coronavirus (COVID-19) situation and current Whatcom Health Department recommendations, the in-person Small Farm Expo event on April 4th will now be an online learning experience. We love seeing the farming community come together each year at this event and are just as disappointed as … Read More
EVENT CANCELLED – SEE MESSAGE BELOW March 12, 2020 Last night the Governor of Oregon announced a ban on all gatherings over 250 people effective immediately for a period of four weeks. This leaves us with no choice but to cancel the 2020 Northwest Horse Fair & Expo scheduled for … Read More
A place to connect, learn and shop! I’ve always enjoyed the horse expos. I have made friends over the years and relationships that I treasure. It feels like a family every year when we return to the horse expos. It’s a culture that embraces friendship and supporting each other through … Read More
Stacy Westfall shares insights on horse safety at the 2020 Washington State Horse Expo…
Evan Bonner shares his thoughts on horse safety at the 2020 Washington State Horse Expo…
The Pony Tails Book of Colouring Fun and Horsey Facts is a busy activity book designed to ignite the imaginations of horse loving children. The pictures, which depict horses in various states of work and play (infused with a great spirit of energy and joy) are charming and full of … Read More
Late February and early March is a transitionary time in the Pacific Northwest. The days grow longer, the temperature begins to rise, and at some point, the grass starts to grow. And when it starts growing all our chores associated with good pasture management begin. But when will it begin, … Read More
