Well you wouldn’t think what with the unusual warm and sunny weather we have had this October and even into November, that it was apples and pheasants on the menu time, more like ‘chicken salad pool side!’. I live near some apple orchards and this year they...
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West Sussex smallholder is disappointed after being turned down for the fifteenth time FOR A SUITABLE TENANACY ARTICLE WRITTEN by John Harvey FROM SOUTH EAST FARMER “I was very angry but I have calmed down a bit now,” said Mr Moss, who runs a 25 acre smallholding at...
This 2018 Summer may be the hottest on record and it does'nt appear to be letting up! The searing heat can be dangerous for horses, resulting in dehydration, lethargy, and general malaise even in the UK where we have had some very hot days. Severe heat stress can Cause...
It’s that time of year again for the annual equestrian pilgrimage to Gloucestershire as the 2018 Mitsubishi Motors Badminton horse trials takes place between 2-6 May and the expectations of this year’s event is that it is likely to be a classic as former winning...
When the rain is driving down and you’re sliding through mud to catch your horse who is wearing a drenched turnout rug, it’s very easy to question why it was such a good idea to own a horse at all! Here are five useful tips for staying sane and trying to make...
At this time of year we are all struggling with the weather, constant rain and wind, making our lives in the equine world challenging to say the least! Most horse owners groan if you mention the dreaded words “mud fever” and here are some useful Do’s & Don&...