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EP 71: SBA Loans for Equestrians

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You can purchase fencing with SBA loans, so listen in to find out how!

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Whether you own your own farm or have dreams about it, this is an episode you want to listen to. Making money in the horse industry is tough. The good news, is that there is help you may not know exists. This week, Buck joins Helena to talk about loan programs available to equestrian businesses. Buck is an Economic Development specialist who works with entrepreneurs (yes, Ms. Horse Trainer… that’s you!) to help them get the financial and business support they need to start or grow their businesses. From farm purchases and arena construction to tractors and new footing, these things are closer to reality than you think. Listen in!

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EP 70: The Ins and Outs of Clipping

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Fuzzy coats, sweaty horses, fancy horses, plain horses, all kinds of horses benefit from having their coats clipped. I used to think that clipping was just for show horses or very specific circumstances. It turns out that clipping is often necessary to keep our horses comfortable, whether they are competitive or pasture pets. There are many different ways to clip a horse, and doing so thoughtfully and precisely is what today’s guest does every day… so listen in and learn a little! 

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EP 69: The Latest in Equine Nutrition

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What’s the latest in forage-based diets for horses? What myths have plagued you, and what do we need to know in 2021 about feeding hay to keep our horses healthy and happy? Do horses need omega-3 supplements? Is beet pulp all that helpful? What gut supplement can actually help prevent ulcers?

Carey Williams, Ph.D., a research scientist and professor at Rutgers University Equine Science Center, joins Helena to discuss how to can keep our horses’ digestive systems functioning well by focusing on forage. Listen in!

Carey Williams, Ph.D.
Carey Williams, Ph.D. Associate Director of Outreach, Associate Professor Animal Sciences at Rutgers University

Rutgers Equine Science Center “Ask the Expert” Articles

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Get a hanging hay scale!

 

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EP 68: Truck Shopping for Bumper Pull People

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Shopping for a tow vehicle can be a daunting task! In this episode, I recount my experience shopping for a truck that could haul my two-horse bumper pull trailer but also serve as our daily driving family vehicle. It took a lot of online research – and inner work – when talking with dealership sales reps who know little about hauling horses. Listen in!

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Horses in the Morning Episode on Trailer Maintenance

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EP 67: 10 Tips for Better Barn Management

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There are many different ways we can improve upon our daily chores – from setting up feed and turning horses out, to sweeping up after all of those picked hooves. This week, I’m sharing a few observations and tips that can keep your barn chores flowing and efficient. Plus, one more update on Siouxsie and the Solitary Witch. Listen in to find out how we fared on the return trip to Hoo Hollow!