Low Glycemic Index is One Advantage of this Miracle Feed By Eleanor Blazer High in digestible fiber, low glycemic index, 10% crude protein. What is this miracle horse feed? Beet pulp! After sugar is extracted from beets the leftover pulp is a form of highly digestible fiber suitable for … Read More
Planning a Commercial Equestrian Facility by Rick Vranish Many equestrians dream of turning their love of horses into a career. One of the most popular ways to make that dream a reality is by opening a commercial boarding or training facility. Such facilities generally consist of a covered or … Read More
Turning Passion into Profession By Allison Trimble Numerous horse owners dream of turning their passion into their profession. Many people don’t have interest in becoming a horse trainer, farrier, or veterinarian, but it’s common as a Realtor to see people seeking out boarding facilities. The notion usually starts with … Read More
Do You Have Grit? Answer These Questions and Find Out By Laura Schonberg The gritty mindset combines the power of passion with perseverance. We know we can be distracted by talent, but if we remember that our effort counts twice, we (and our horses) can accomplish great things. I’ve … Read More
By Josh Lyons Josh Lyons: The Next Generation is one of the best horse training series you can find for learning horsemanship basics from a top professional trainer. It doesn’t matter if you’re riding a horse for fun or if your goal is winning in the competition arena. Josh Lyons … Read More
By Nicole Sedgwick The Back Country Horsemen of Washington spent National Trails Day in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest near Icicle Creek (near Leavenworth, WA). BCHW cleaned up the Black Pine Horse Camp. We had 44 volunteers and 4 USFS employees. The 14 campsites can now hold a couple of … Read More
Compost System Added for Cooking Poop! By Karen Pickering This summer has been about projects. With my husband Mark feeling better and able to do more we’ve gotten quite a few things done around the farm. This month the Northwest Horse Source is focused on training and facilities, so … Read More
Are You a Sound Horsekeeper? by Katie Pencke Are you a sound horsekeeper? Robin Probst is on her way… and her land and animals are thankful for it! As the winner of the 2018 Sound Horsekeeping Design Competition Robin received a $3000 grant toward on-farm stewardship projects. The design … Read More
Put 35 years of real estate sales experience to work for you…over 150 million in real estate sales! Duncan has over 55 years of equestrian experience. When it’s time to find the right home or sell yours we know what you’re looking for! Duncan Newland • (360) 303-4771 • … Read More
Ups and Downs are Often the Same Thing By Aliena Hook Lots of people tell me, “You have the best job in the world.” This may or may not be true, but as with any job, working for a boarding facility comes with its ups and downs. So why … Read More
