Successful Natural Horsecare Press

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Successful Natural Horsecare Press Introduction

Below are some successful natural horsecare press and articles either written by us for someone or written about us by someone.

Redpin Publishing asked us to write the article below for their horse magazines. Redpin is a family company and publish a number of regional horse magazines. These include:-

All Horse, Equestrian Plus, Welsh Rider and South East Rider and East Anglia Rider.

The magazines are distributed regionally.

Redpin Publishing

Ten Top Tips on Keeping Your Yard Tidy

1. Tidy up as you go alone. If you leave a trail behind you are heading into disaster. The principle should be, to try not to let it get very dirty in the first place.
2. Get rid of any rubbish e.g. boxes, empty containers broken items etc anything items that are not being used. Have a system with your rubbish so bins etc. are emptied regularly.
3. Allow time at the end of each day to finish up and leave your yard clean and ready for the next day. Then once a week do a more thorough clean.
4. Create a home for everything. By this, I mean an exact home. So you have places and hooks for every item in your yard and you and everyone else puts everything back where they belong.
5. Where you pick out your horses feet have a hoof pick and skip bucket (both preferably hanging up) to hand to collect the mud. Have a pair of yard gloves with your skip bucket so you can protect your hands.
6. Where you keep your brooms have a good sized Wheelbarrow and or pooh scoop available. In addition, have a dustpan and brush here as well.
7. If you have a large yard you may well need several brooms and wheelbarrows situated in different places so you can clear up any droppings quickly.

Invest in the kit, if they are close to hand you will use them, if not, you probably won't!

8. Have suitable cleaning equipment. For example if you have a large area to keep clean, have wide broom heads.
9. Invest in a backpack leaf blower or a hand held one. The one you choose will depend on the size of your yard. These are invaluable tools for any yard, big or small and will save you many hours of sweeping up. Expensive but you will never look back!

(I personally prefer the backpack ones, as they are so much better for your back.)

10. If you treat yourself to a lovely clean yard you will be helping yourself and so indirectly helping your horses.

� Copyright Mrs Sarah Bell ND. DO. MRN. MBNOA. www.successful-natural-horsecare.com

Thoughts on the Above

I love this article. I was asked to write it and was able to do it very quickly.

You may have realised by now I am passionate about order and keeping things clean and tidy......! The reason being that I would never have managed to study and learn about natural horsecare if I had not invested time and effort in keeping things in order and being disciplined with myself. So it is one of my many passions.

I hope the above successful natural horsecare press article helps and gives you some ideas as to how to go about keeping tidy...........!