If you build it, they will come….or will they? University of Guelph instructor Tracy Dopko offers some useful insights.

Our first (and only) foray into the woods to cut down a tree was considerably more hellish than the Hallmark holiday card moment we had envisioned.

Cornell University's Equine Seminar Series presents equine experts speaking on important equine health and management topics.

"It’s all about the horses.” Brenda Thompson saves horses from the brink of death to lead healthy, happy lives.

The Equestrianists World Series will test horsemanship and endurance of riders in unique locales where horses, humans, and history coexist.

Part 3 of the journey through the horse’s digestive tract looks at why forage and/or forage-based feeds are important.

If you witness suspected abuse, how can you be sure that avoidable suffering is occurring, and what should you do to stop it?

The University of Kentucky outlines a few steps you can take right now to extend your resources and reduce the expense of feeding horses.

The next “Fresh Scoop” podcast, available November 17, discusses the equine obesity epidemic, body condition, and weight loss strategies.

Whip up a batch of baked goodies for your equine partner - they make a great reward for work well done, or just to show you love them!