
Akko and Diana as Ponies - MLP crossover art
https://imgur.com/a/R5IjL3u
Submitted January 09, 2019 at 06:47PM by bjr4life
via reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/mylittlepony/comments/aee339/akko_and_diana_as_ponies_mlp_crossover_art/?utm_source=ifttt







So I'm going to go crazy about our current hay situation and would love some advice. We live in Northern Florida so our hay choices are...poor. Mostly stringy coastal that doesn't have much going on and our climate is rather humid with a lot of rain this time of year. Previously, I was getting 50 lb. bales of coastal delivered until my hay guy started delivering moldy and bur-filled hay. After that, I switched to a much more reliable seller, but the bales are much smaller and cost me $8.50/bale which only last me about two days each so my monthly hay bill is $200 alone. This new seller just started offering great quality big round bales for $80 and I would love to consider making the switch for my wallet and for free feeding.
My horse gets turned out on pasture 10 am - 5 pm and struggles to keep on weight. He gets 1 lb soaked alfalfa in the afternoon along with beet pulp and two flakes of coastal twice a day. In his stall, he has a 12x12 box stall that is always open to a 12x40 private run. I was considering trying to set up a pallet outside to keep the bale off of the ground, but I've never tackled a bale before and don't even know where to start or if this is a viable option.




I'm just starting out learning to trim my boys feet, and I would love to move on to trimming other people's horses in the spring/summer.
What sort of certifications should I get? What sort of insurance should I get? What sort of classes should I take?
I live in a small town, so there are no other barefoot trimmers within 2 hours of me. I'm learning through online research and experience with my boys very different feet.
I don't want to do anything with shoes, and I live in Missouri, USA.






Well I grew up around rodeos. A cousin is a horse dentist, but I don't really interact with him unfortunately. I rode on and off through out my teen and early 20s. I would like to own a horse fit for trail riding in Florida. Maybe something I can take out and camp with? I subbed here but I just see a lot of happy horse lovers showing me how much more fun their having than me :P

