Considering a saddle horse: a guide to breed selection, equipment, and care

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One of the ways to decide what kind of horse to have for recreational riding is to rent one before making a purchase. The average horse needs about two acres for grazing. The minimal stall size should be 10-by-12 feet. Because horses are herd creatures, they should not be without companionship.

Care and treatment, Horses

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On haying: may you always have hard workers, good equipment, and four days of sunshine

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Haying, or hay making, is a time-consuming, labor-intensive farm chore that produces economic benefits, but it is not an easy one. To sell hay, it must be prepared in bales. This requires a tractor with a baler. A tedder is used to help dry hay in humid climates.

Usage, Cover Story, Harvesting, Hay, Haying equipment

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Outdoor power equipment preview

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Children should never be allowed to ride on, or play near, riding mowers. Other safety tips include reading the manufacturers instructions before operating, avoid wearing baggy clothing and always turn off the engine before clearing jams.

Safety and security measures, Product information, Lawn and garden equipment, Lawn and garden equipment industry

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