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In this issue of MHU e-Tips, we'll share with you some suggestions on keeping your water clean and your horses happy.
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Did you know...?
Did you know that when manure is not managed properly, its contaminants can make their way into the water and cause problems? |
e-Tip of the Week Planning suggestions for preventing water contamination, being a good neighbor, and having healthy, happy horses:
- Place manure storage at least 150 feet away from water sources, including wetlands, streams, creeks, ponds, lakes, and ditches.
- Remove or utilize a manure storage pile at least once a year.
- Keep your pile small and camouflage it by surrounding it with nontoxic shrubs, flowers, or by building a storage container.
- Keep manure away from where horses live.
For more information on how to best manage your horse's manure, click here to access the One Horse or One Hundred bulletin series from Michigan State University Extension. |
Horse Quote of the Week
The wind of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears.
~Arabian Proverb~
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Photo of the Week
An Arabian foal.
Photo by Barbara Heyboer, Resourceful Concepts LLC.
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