Why You Should Invest in Horse Real Estate

By On August 9, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In How To Buy A Horse Property

Agricultural land, including horse properties and farms, provides the benefit of security and protection against inflation. A typically observed pattern shows that inflation is positively related to agricultural land – when inflation is on the rise, the value of equestrian grounds increases at an even faster rate.
Investing in this real estate area will pay off more than many other investment options. It’s even better to proceed with this business idea if inflation levels rise high in your country, as this will protect your income and give you increasing returns.

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Can I Fedex My Horse Across the USA?

By On August 2, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

You bought a new horse property and now you need to move your horse. Maybe you have more horses than place in your trailer? Transporting your horse is a major responsibility. Not just in terms of finances, but there are a number of other things to consider. When it comes to shipping your horse with FedEx, the good news is that yes, FedEx does offer the option of shipping your horse across the US. 
FedEx offers specialized chartered Air Freight Delivery Services that can be used to transport horses from one part of the country to another. There are a number of key points that you must know about such services. Before opting to ship your horse on air freight, it is important you know everything that there is. 

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Water Quality and How It Affects Horses

By On July 28, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Water Quality and How It Affects Horses
Water safety for horses takes on whole new meanings when groundwater is involved. Caring for pastures and paddocks is essential in maintaining local bodies of water and making them reasonably clean and safe for horses to drink, especially on warm days. Even so, tap water needs a little more attention as well for it to be good for horses on top of whatever treatment

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Moving with Horses

By On July 25, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse

Moving with horses is very, very different from moving with a dog or cat. You must prepare months in advance and coordinate with several people to ensure that you and your horse will arrive in your new home perfectly safe, happy, and healthy.
Talk to your veterinarian about vaccinations, tests, and other health requirements for a long-distance move. For your peace of mind, consider purchasing equine insurance to cover your expenses in case something untoward happens during transport.
Weeks before the move, train your horse to enter and exit a trailer without getting spooked. Introduce leg guards that will keep it upright and stable throughout the long ride.

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How to keep dogs and horses safe around each other

By On July 1, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

When your dog first sees a horse, he’ll most likely react by chasing the horse or barking at it. That could be because the dog is afraid or nervous about the horse and reacts by trying to frighten the strange creature away by displaying aggressive behaviors.
Dogs are naturally predatory animals that hunt other species for food. On the other hand, horses are prey animals that instinctively take flight when they feel threatened. If your pet is not restrained the first time he encounters a horse, the chances are that Fido will set off in hot pursuit of Dobbin!

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Turn Your Horse Property into a Profitable Business

By On June 28, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

As the owner of an equestrian property, you are in an enviable position. Not only do you own sprawling land, but you can also live and ride on your own property. But in addition to that, there is serious untapped potential for additional income. Your horse property can become a very profitable business. You can choose to keep it equestrian-related or get a little creative with it. But remember that you will most likely need to apply for a permit in order to change your property. That goes for building or using it for other purposes other than riding. Make sure to check your local laws before making plans or starting work on turning your property into a business. Equine conservation is a crucial issue that cannot be ignored and its importance overstated. You also need to look into insurance issues.

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9 UNEXPECTED FACTORS THAT COULD BE CAUSING YOUR HORSE STRESS

By On June 16, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Have you ever seen a horse get anxious and stressed? The idea of an anxious and stressed horse seems atypical, but horses are emotional animals that are prone to anxiety and stress when put under certain social and environmental triggers that lead to their anxious behavior. 
If you have ever had the experience of being an equestrian or examining horses from a close distance, whether during a show or on some horse farm, you might be well aware of the behavioral changes that occur in horses while they are in the show or the farm. 

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3 Big Challenges of Rural Real Estate – Unincorporated County Living – No Two Properties are Alike

By On June 10, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In How To Buy A Horse Property, How To Sell A Horse Property

Would you ask your Home Agent to help you sell a 40-unit apartment complex? NO…you would use a Commercial Specialist – Right? RURAL PROPERTIES and LAND, particular horse properties, and equestrian estates are considered another highly specialized asset class, requiring extensive expertise to avoid major pitfalls. These properties have a lack of standardized infrastructure, a myriad of local, regional, and State zoning complexities, as well as topography and usage variations. Furthermore, no two properties are alike; therefore, pricing requires extensive due diligence far beyond a typical Comparable Market Analysis.

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5 Reasons to Try Equine Therapy For Students

By On June 6, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Barn and Horse, Everything Else

Humans historically owe a lot to their equine friends for all the hard work and companionship. Research shows eye-popping emotional bondage that is formed as a result of human-horse interaction.

Professionals use equine therapy to guide humans through various activities with horses to address as part of their mental health treatment. Equine therapy is a proven and effective way of dealing with stress or depression. It can play an important role in helping students boost their self-awareness and social skills.
By engaging in grooming or feeding activities, you can help yourself too. If you have never tried equine therapy, there are at least five good reasons to do it now.

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How to Make Time for Riding in College

By On May 31, 2022 · Leave a Comment · In Everything Else

College is an integral component of our lives. It’s challenging to balance studies with riding on the horse farm. Being a university student is distinct from high school. It is a hefty academic load, a much higher and greater responsibility. This is why you have to take the time to maintain a balance between your […]

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