Now with full-color photography and illustrations throughout, the completely updated third edition of Storey’s Guide to Raising Horses is the most comprehensive horse husbandry handbook available for first-time owners and experienced horse handlers. Covering everything they need to know about facilities, breeding, and health care, this new edition features a photographic gallery of many types of horses; expanded material on recognizing, preventing, and treating a wide range of health issues, including insulin resistance, skin conditions, and digestive disorders; new vaccination protocols, including vaccinating for West Nile Virus; and updated information on breeding methods, foaling problems, and the care of broodmares and new foals.
Teach your foal or horse to become a calm, confident, well-balanced partner with this indispensable training guide.
This complete guide to intelligent horsekeeping covers it all: Facilities Feeding and nutrition Daily health care Disease prevention Horse handling Selecting breeding stock Breeding the mare Foaling and weening And much more!
Covering everything from basic safety to retraining a horse that has acquired bad habits, this is an essential handbook for all horseowners.Storey's Guide to Training Horses explains how to train a horse for: EnglishWesternTrail ...
Whether you simply want to make use of land that is too steep, too rocky, or too dry for growing crops, or you want to run a full-scale, modern beef production operation, this book will provide you with the information you need, including ...
"Storey s Guide to Raising Horses" has earned a place on the equestrian's bookshelf as an authoritative guide to the subject. The book's comprehensive coverage includes information on grooming, foaling,...
Whatever your interest in minis, this reliable resource guides you through choosing, caring for, training, and breeding mini horses, donkeys, mules, pigs, cattle, sheep, goats, and llamas. Why choose miniature animals over full-size?
Covering everything from basic safety to retraining a horse that has acquired bad habits, this is an essential handbook for all horseowners.
Don Schrider brings his hands-on experience to this one-stop reference for humanely raising healthy turkeys.
HOOF CRACKS Toe cracks , quarter cracks , and heel cracks are vertical splits between the hoof horn tubules . Those that start at ground surface are called grass cracks . Sand cracks start at the coronary band ( due to defect or injury ...
Ripe acorns are also less toxic than green acorns. Cattle, sheep, horses, and pigs are susceptible to Oak poisoning. Ruminants frequently browse on Oak without apparent problems, provided they have ample access to normal forages.