by Lucerne Farms | Aug 7, 2019
Ongoing Studies Help Vets & Owners Listen to Their Horses “He is a very sweet horse,” said Erin Smith about her horse Guthrie in a Lucerne Farms Blog post about spinal manipulation. “but I can always tell when he is hurting.” Smith said Guthrie would drool...
by Lucerne Farms | Jul 29, 2019
Top High Temp Tips for Your Chickens Here in the Northeast, chicken owners devote more of their time keeping the coop warm in extreme temps than keeping it cool. But July and August heat waves can mean putting cool coop management skills to work. Heat affects...
by Lucerne Farms | Jul 19, 2019
For horses, summer brings a welcome change of pace. Perhaps it means extra time outside the stall, more physical activity, or for some, travel. It also means high heat and extended time in the sun. It’s important our horses remain comfortable and healthy when the...
by Lucerne Farms | Jul 17, 2019
Get Gardening Maintenance on the Calendar The fireworks have felled their giant canopies and silenced, and no matter your planting zone, we are all deep into the sweet pulpy center of summer. We see you – gardening gloves off, kicking back with an everything-burger,...
by Lucerne Farms | Jun 28, 2019
One of the questions fielded by equine nutritionist Dr. Clair Thunes in her April Q & A with The Horse concerned testing for mineral or vitamin levels. The question was a simple one that spoke to a general interest on the part of horse owners: Should you test?...
by Lucerne Farms | Jun 24, 2019
Cleaning the coop means getting up close and personal with coop waste. But when your chicken bedding does double duty as nutrient-rich garden mulch, it makes the process a little more tolerable. Making your waste work for you means participating in an earth-friendly...
