The last two weeks has been incredibly rainy and windy. Our horses normally enjoys walking and dancing in the rain, but this is too much even for them. They have been standing under the roof at the front porch of the barn looking out over the soaking and muddy pasture, eating hay and dreaming of taking a nap on sun baked summer grass.
This time of year is challenging for horses. It’s getting wet and cold, days are rapidly getting shorter and the grass out on the pasture is not tasting as good as it used to. Lucky we got the barn full of nice and fresh hay.
We’ve been working on the next part of the blog series “on feeding horses”, this time it will be about minerals. The deeper one digs into this subjeect the more difficult it gets. Return tomorrow evening and it will be posted and we hope you will find it enlightening 🙂
Werner Nokota Horses 
And we all need more light in this weather… i too miss the sunbaked prairies when the rain seems endless 😉
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At last we have a dry blue sky down here, Seth! Gonna be a great weekend. Ta väl hand om er allihop!
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Ah, autumn leaves and chilly nights… soon to be winter again 😦
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The shift of seasons has its ups and downs, true 🙂
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as always a post that makes me wish to be there.
Do you vaccinate your horses for things like West Nile Virus and Strangles ?
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XD Maybe not a bad idea 😉
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