We can't use the pastures in the winter, or they would be churned into a sea of mud. In the wet months, the horses are outside in gravel paddocks instead. But when the weather dries out and grass starts growing again, the pastures are "open" for summer enjoyment. For fairness sake, the horses rotate turns in the fields, so a few times a week they can eat grass and roll around on the warm ground.
Friday, April 16, 2010
And the livin' is easy...
We can't use the pastures in the winter, or they would be churned into a sea of mud. In the wet months, the horses are outside in gravel paddocks instead. But when the weather dries out and grass starts growing again, the pastures are "open" for summer enjoyment. For fairness sake, the horses rotate turns in the fields, so a few times a week they can eat grass and roll around on the warm ground.
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