In the summer of 2007, The Equiery invited all the stables (over 500) in Maryland that offered either lessons or boarding to participate in a market study. Barn owners were surveyed about amenities, services and rates....
Read MoreDuring the holidays we sometimes feel generous, willing to give a little extra to those in need. The economy has been in a bit of a slump, and people have had limited resources for the charities. Sadly, it is frequently the...
Read Moreby Angela Klinger: Former Maryland farm owner, Frederick Times are tough, and for one reason or another some of you may find it necessary to relocate your horse to a new home. This will be a very difficult decision to make and...
Read MoreThe Maryland Department of Agriculture’s Maryland Horse Industry Board recently released the Mid-Atlantic Animal Import Center Feasibility Study, which identified the Midfield Cargo Complex of the Thurgood Marshall...
Read Moreby David A. Turner After work recently, I rushed to Baltimore for an exhibit of old horse portraits by Franklin Voss and a lecture on”The History of Maryland’s Horse Industry.” What I got was a pitch for slots....
Read MoreWhat will 2008 bring for Maryland’s equestrian community? In 2007, we saw soaring fuel prices and soaring corn prices – thus soaring feed prices. The “corn rush” convinced many farmers to plow under their hay fields; this...
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