triplethorsefarm
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I wanted to add a quick introduction.
I'm Theresa from Triple T Horse Farm. I am located in the SouthWest corner of Missouri. Like many others, I had raised and owned full size quarter horses, but a few years ago I took the plunge into the miniature horse world. I have loved every minute of it. I have learned a great deal from you guys and hope to continue learning. With that all said......I have a question that I am sure will yield great responses.
I am having to use an old milking barn for my horse barn until we can build our "dream barn"
. The past few years I have just used the Bermuda hay as bedding and had to clean the stall multiple times a day! With the cost of hay going up I can't bear to use my good hay for bedding. This is where I need some advice. I am looking for an inexpensive bedding option. Half of the stalls are dirt floors while the other half are on concrete. I have not used the concrete side, because I thought it would be too hard on their legs. The stalls are about 10 x 10. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
[SIZE=14pt]Triple T Horse Farm[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Raising correct and colorful AMHA/AMHR Horses[/SIZE]
www.freewebs.com/triplethorseranch
I'm Theresa from Triple T Horse Farm. I am located in the SouthWest corner of Missouri. Like many others, I had raised and owned full size quarter horses, but a few years ago I took the plunge into the miniature horse world. I have loved every minute of it. I have learned a great deal from you guys and hope to continue learning. With that all said......I have a question that I am sure will yield great responses.
I am having to use an old milking barn for my horse barn until we can build our "dream barn"
[SIZE=14pt]Triple T Horse Farm[/SIZE]
[SIZE=12pt]Raising correct and colorful AMHA/AMHR Horses[/SIZE]
www.freewebs.com/triplethorseranch