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    • All About Soil – Part 5 Using soil tests to improve horse pastures

      Posted by Mariette van den Berg (MB Equine Services) on March 11, 2020

      In this All About Soil series, we have been ‘digging deeper into soils’ and explored what soils are, how soil is formed, the different types…


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    • Horse & Land Owner Story: A place to Call Home

      Posted by Equine Permaculture on April 25, 2016

      Published in Horses and People Magazine Feb 2016 A secluded corner of the Lockyer Valley has, for the second time around, become home to European settlers chasing their dream; to…


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    • Paddock subdivision allows more strategic grazing

      Posted by Equine Permaculture on March 16, 2016

      Published in the Horses and People Magazine March 2016 Most horse owners recognise a horse-sick pasture; the one with poor quality grasses containing weeds, compacted, eroded…


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    • Carob for horses

      Posted by Mariette van den Berg (MB Equine Services) on June 30, 2015

      By Mariette van den Berg, BAppSc. (Hons), MSc., RAnNutr. (Equine Nutrition) Introduction In a previous article we describe the benefits of trees and shrubs as fodder and…


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    • Making changes for the better

      Posted by Equine Permaculture on April 13, 2015

      We asked horse and land owners to tell us a short story about their property, pasture and/or horse management journey. We are all aware that this an…


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    • Drug Resistance in Horse Worms: An Australian Study

      Posted by Equine Permaculture on March 22, 2015

      09/03/2015 by Dr Anne Beasley, School of Veterinary Science, University of Queensland (reposted from Horses and People Magazine) Three years on…


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    • Why I chose the Permaculture path for my (horse) property!

      Posted by Cristina Wilkins on March 13, 2015

      By Cristina Wilkins (Director, Editor in Chief of the Horses & People Magazine) I have always believed in caring for, rather than caring about horses. This…


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    • Foraging behaviour in pastured horses: Is variety the spice of life? | Horses and People

      Posted by Cristina Wilkins on February 8, 2015

      Foraging behaviour in pastured horses: Is variety the spice of life? | Horses and People. 15/01/2015 by Cristina Wilkins, Editor-in-Chief, Horses and People Magazine


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    • Compacted soils and Keyline Design

      Posted by Mariette van den Berg (MB Equine Services) on February 8, 2015

      Published in Horses and People Magazine & Hoofbeats Magazine Its all about healthy soil By Mariette van den Berg, BAppSc. (Hons), MSc. (Equine Nutrition) Horses compact ground, and they…


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    • Alternative Forages

      Posted by Mariette van den Berg (MB Equine Services) on February 8, 2015

      Published in the Horses and People Magazine & Hoofbeats Magazine Forage trees & shrubs for horses  By Mariette van den Berg BAppSc.(Hons), MSc. (Equine Nutrition) Introduction Adding trees in…


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