The best way to keep these rodents out is to spend the money on metal containers with metal lids to keep your feed in. Poison is not advised because it may contaminate the feed no matter how careful you are with it. Cats are a good idea, they have been rat catchers since who knows when. But you have to keep the cat hungry enough to want to catch the rats.
I suggest a water/sweat proof fly spray available online or at most tack/feed stores.
yes a average horse needs around 500 lbs of pasture per month, I like to keep 2 acres of good pasture per horse.
While there is corn in some horse food it is not advised to feed them deer corn. It is best to keep a horse on a vet recommended diet to prevent health issues.
Theyre usually a blanket that can snap on the horse which keeps him from getting cold or wet, or even to keep the flys away. theyre face masks, that put blankets over the horses eyes that it can see through to keep the flys away from its eyes thats the saddle blanket it goes under the saddle when riding it depends what you mean a horse blanket is something your horse wears in the stables or field but its a saddle cloth what the one above is on about
liter bottles filled with water. It works really well!
It means the force is Unstoppable. Imagine trying to keep even one horse from getting to its feed.
keep it in a cool dry place as well as in a container. It is good to have a container that is water proof so that if an unexpected leakage into the area happens your food will stay dry. The container should be able to keep pest away such as mice and insects.
Owning a horse teaches responsibility. It also teaches other desirable character traits such as loyalty, perseverance, patience, and the benefits of hard work. Owning a horse requires good money management as well as management of the animal and his feed and gear. If owning a horse creates a passion in the owner, that passion will help keep them away from boredom and wasteful time management.
you can board your horse at another farm. that means that you pay the owner of the property money and they allow you to keep your horse there. Boarding stables cost ranges from around 100 to 1000 dollars. Make sure to ask the owner if they will feed your horse for you or if you will have to come and feed your horse yourself. Make sure to ask around to see if the stable you choose has a good reputation.
I suggest a water/sweat proof fly spray available online or at most tack/feed stores.
To keep fly's away.
The easiest way would be to keep the horse away from where the leaches live. Otherwise they will just keep reattaching themselves to the horse.
yes a average horse needs around 500 lbs of pasture per month, I like to keep 2 acres of good pasture per horse.
It will take three times the feed of any other horse just to keep the ribs from showing.
The "best" place to keep a horse is in a barn where they can get the proper care, feeding, and attention that they need. A good barn to keep a horse at would be one where the horse would have companions, either other horses or other animals. There should also be a good amount of space in a clean pasture for the horse to be able to be let loose in.
Chaff is what is left of wheat fruit after the removal of the kernals. Chaff can be used, in small quantities, mixed in with horse feed to keep the horse from eating to quickly.
There are a couple of things you can do to maintain your horse's coat color. The worst enemies of the horse's coat is bad health and the weather. Make sure your horses is in good health and free from parasites. Keep him on a regular deworming program. If you need help with this consult your vet. If he is in good health lets move on to the other factor. Sun and wind can fade/dull the horse's coat. If you can keep him out of the hot sun. This doesn't mean he can't go out durning the summer. It means you may have to keep him covered up. A good fly sheet is light-weight and blocks a lot of the UV rays that fade the coat. If you are really picky put a sleezy type head and neck cover. Or keep him in a full face fly mask. This will not only protect his hair and eyes from the sun it will keep the insects out of his eyes. And last, there are commercial products you can feed your horse that can help keep his colors dark. These products are feed daily to the horse in his daily feed and they do work pretty well. It will depend on your budget if you want to take these precautions. As an alternative to the feed additive add paprika to your horse's feed instead. I do this for my horses and it really works quite well. You can get the extra large containers at warehouse grocery outlets. To start, feed several Tbls a feeding and eventually work up to about 1/2 cup at a feeding. Don't expect overnight results. Any changes to hooves and hair take up to 3 months to see any difference. Footnote:Nothing can replace vigorous daily grooming to keep your horse's coat looking good.