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"Thank you-thank you-thank you for bringing HCW to San Juan County. Your thoughtful presentation and well-produced materials were inspiring. I brought extra publications to Lopez [Island] neighbor horse owners who could not attend, so the gospel of HCW is spreading here. Wanted to let you know I was able to put some HCW ideas to work right away...Thank you for sharing your personal journey to better horse-keeping and making it available to the rest of us!" ~ Ruthie Thompson-Klein, Lopez Island

Horses for Clean Water founder featured in Horse & Rider publication

Horses for Clean Water's founder, Alayne Blickle is interviewed in the May 2012 Issue of Horse & Rider

Pick up a copy of magazine Horses & Rider this month. Horses For Clean Water’s founder, Alayne Blickle, is featured in the article: Nip It In The Mud. The article includes six solutions to start working on now—so muddy horse pens don’t get the best of you again next season. You can find the piece on page 81 of the hard-copy magazine.

Spring Pasture Management Tips

It’s that time of year when the grass gets greener and grows fast! But is it time to let your horses begin grazing on the pastures you’ve carefully fenced off

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Funding issue to suspend some educational events

Hi Everyone, I hope you’re enjoying a good spring!

I want to let those of you who live in Puget Sound know that there’s been a change in circumstances as far as my

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TheHorse.com earned a second and honorable mention for

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Sacrifice Areas for Your Horses May 10, 2012
A sacrifice area is a small enclosure often called a corral, run, pen, turnout or winter paddock. It is meant to be your horse's outdoor living quarters. We call it a sacrifice area because you are giving up the use of that small portion of land as a grassy area to the benefit the rest of your pasture. Your horse(s) should be confined to the sacrifice a […]
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Alternatives to Buying New Farm Equipment April 19, 2012
The list of equipment needed to manage a horse property is long, and sometimes overwhelming, especially for those just starting out. Not only is new equipment expensive, it is time-consuming to maintain and do upkeep on it plus you need room to store it. Here are some alternatives to buying new equipment and ways to save money, and time, in the process. For […]
Alayne
Spring Pasture Management Tips April 4, 2012
It’s that time of year when the grass gets greener and grows fast! But is it time to let your horses begin grazing on the pastures you’ve carefully fenced off all winter? Putting horses out too soon can reduce the productivity of your pastures this coming summer and letting your horses graze too much can be dangerous to horse health. Here are some considera […]
Alayne

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