Safety first for spring paddocks
The lush spring grass is growing apace and with most horses wintering well this year, owners need to be on guard now spring has sprung
Paddock maintenance
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Finding the ideal fencing for your horses’ paddocks
Cost, durability and appearance all play a part in choosing the right type of fencing to suit your needs, as H&H explains
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The value of good grazing
At this time of year, grazing offers high levels of nutrition and effective pasture management will help keep your paddocks in good condition for years to come
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How often should you poo pick a horse's field?
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how removing droppings can help keep pastures in peak condition
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Q&A: Coping with flooded paddocks
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to cope when torrential rain turns your paddocks into a swamp
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How pasture management can help target worms
Expert advice on the role good pasture management can play in controlling equine worms infestation
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Learn about pasture management
Find out how to keep your paddocks full of grass rather than weeds at a conference in Suffolk
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Q&A: Responsibility for fencing?
Expert advice from HORSE Magazine on an owner's responsibility for fencing a field
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Q&A: How much grazing do I need?
HORSE magazine explains why the "one acre per horse" rule is not always correct
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Q&A: Electric fencing
HORSE magazine explains why electric fencing is a good choice for restricting your horse's grazing
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Perfect pastures - Spring
Simple solutions for good grassland management
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Top tips for perfect pastures
Spruce up your grazing with HORSE magazine's top tips for a perfect pasture
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Rid your fields of ragwort
How to turn your pasture into a ragwort free zone
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Winning winter fields
Helpful hints on how to make sure your field is suitable for horse this winter
