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Posted by Grange Co-op on 21st Feb 2023

Nothing is more beautiful than seeing a horse running in the field. But when horses spend a lot of time outdoors during wet weather, they can develop rain rot that spoils their good looks and threatens their health. Rain rot is a common condition that isn't limited to neglected horses. Even the most diligent owners will see the condition in their horses at some time, especially during periods of rainy weather… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 16th May 2022

Equine dewormer is a treatment that is familiar to almost every horse owner. That’s because every horse is at risk of getting infected with worms. However, there are also risks associated with not treating worms in horses, such as damage to the intestinal wall or respiratory problems. There are also risks with over-treatment, such as causing dewormer resistance. While equine experts have different approaches on how and when to deworm, horse ow… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 1st Oct 2021

While fencing is an often neglected aspect of a home, it can serve a number of useful purposes and is a great investment in a property’s curb appeal and value. For instance, fencing can protect your yard from animals, prevent the entry of potential intruders, and even provide an additional barrier against loud neighbors. The process of fencing requires a significant amount of work and time, but with the right tools and knowledge, completely ac… Read more

Posted by Grange Co-op on 10th May 2019

Spring is the time of year when we welcome new babies, vegetation growth, longer days and of course, homestead spring cleaning. It is also the time of year animal owners can send their equine and other livestock out of the barn and into the pastures. With this however, also comes the risk of animal exposure to diseases. At times it is inevitable and unavoidable, but if it can be helped, no one wants to pay money for a vet bill. In this G… Read more