A letter from a concerned reader. I was thinking about our sport, the virus and risk. Each and every one of us should dial back risk as much as possible right now. If you end up needing treatment your exposure to the virus and the chance of bringing it back … Read More
March 2020 Barn & Farm Issue is HERE! March 2020 Cover Story: Windermere Equestrian Living, The North Group Feature Story: Get Your Pastures Ready! Trainer’s Corner: How to Start Your Horse on Cows Equestrian Lifestyle: The Northwest Carriage Museum Trail Savvy: 6 Reasons to Go Camping with Your … Read More
Ever dream of building a new barn? Mark talks about why Miner Pole Buildings is a great choice for building your next barn…
Still in the SaddleA Lifestyle Coaching Program for Horsewomen Transform your life through your love of horses. Are you ready to reconnect with your passion and redefine what’s possible—at any age or stage of life? Still in the Saddle is a unique personal development program created especially for horsewomen who … Read More
In order to stop the spread of COVID-19, all public lands managed by the Department of Natural Resources (nearly 6 million acres) will be closed to the public through at least April 8. OLYMPIA – The state Department of Natural Resources (DNR) today announced the closure of all DNR-managed lands … Read More
Times have certainly changed since I started the print magazine in December of 1995. It was one girl’s dream of someday working with horses. Who knew it would end up a 25-year career in the horse industry? With no experience in journalism or graphic design, I started the magazine after … Read More
Everson, WA – Probably Shouldn’t Distillery has begun producing a different kind of ‘essential’ quarantine product, hand sanitizer. Located in Everson, WA, the family-owned distillery will begin producing and distributing hand sanitizer as early as Tuesday, March 24. Shawn and Mariah Butenschoen, the founders of the distillery, are starting … Read More
LEXINGTON, Ky.- The COVID-19 pandemic has created new challenges for many horse owners. To have a central source for accurate information, The Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC) published a Coronavirus resource page on its website featuring items to help horse owners navigate this disease pandemic. The EDCC’s Coronavirus page … Read More
By Joyce Harman, DVM As we all get stuck inside or at home more than we normally are, it’s important to figure out how take care of ourselves, our family, and our animals. Since we may have more time than usual at home, how about some extra dog walks out … Read More
During this challenging time while we all are dealing with the COVID-19 outbreak, state parks are open and are a good place for people to get outdoors and get some peace of mind. We are taking additional precautionary measures to keep our staff and visitors safe and we plan on … Read More
