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When warm weather brings flies back to barns, it is the warm sunlight and scraps of food that makes them swarm and breed. Often fly tape is hung from west facing windows to catch the flies who are attracted by the light. A good solution to eliminate the nasty fly covered tape is a HorseFlyNet® set into the window creating shade and cooling the feed or tack room.

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Horses love a dark cool place to hang out in the summer so we put them into their stalls.  Then we add bedding, then we clean out bedding, then we buy more bedding.  A healthy horses can walk around the pasture and graze. Then when he can’t bare the sun and bugs mid day he  finds a shade tree.  If that is not available hanging a screen or net on the sunny side of a [...]

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Fly season is starting and ordering a HorseFlyNet® is the best way for horse owners to achieve several goals by installing them. 1. flies and other bugs in the barn 2. hot sun in the barn 3. birds in the barn Solve many problems with one solution. Create a breathable, uv protected space in run-in-sheds or horse barns with a quality long lasting net.

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Here is Wikipedia's history of blog: 'The term "weblog" was coined by Jorn Barger on 17 December 1997. The short form, "blog," was coined by Peter Merholz, who jokingly broke the word weblog into the phrase we blog in the sidebar of his blog Peterme.com in April or May 1999. Blogs are just part of the whole Social Media thing. It's a place where people can share ideas, content, thoughts and [...]

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World War 1 Horse It has been estimated that 8 million horses, donkeys and mules died in World War 1.  The horse above is carrying a cannon on his back.  Will it be fired? ___________________________________   At the end of the Great War an Australian cavalryman in Palestine wrote these sentiments to wards his  "waler" (short for the most common breed of Austalian warhorse, the New South [...]

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