Paddock maintenance Articles
Ask H&H: how can I get rid of paddock moss? »
29 March, 2011
There are no confirmed long-term effects of moss on horses, but there are steps that can be taken to manage it
Ask H&H: poo-pickers »
4 August, 2008
Horse & Hound explains whether a suction paddock cleaner is a viable option
Ask H&H: compensation for escaped horse's death »
28 July, 2008
Horse & Hound explores whether you can claim compensation for an accident caused by poor fencing at a livery yard
Are mechanical poo-pickers a viable option? »
1 August, 2007
Horse & Hound finds out the pros and cons of investing in a mechanical paddock cleaner
Ask H&H: Renting a field without the risk »
16 February, 2007
Horse & Hound offers advice on what you should consider before agreeing to rent out a field for grazing purposes
Ask H&H: Using a former landfill site for grazing »
5 February, 2007
A H&H reader asks if her horse is safe to graze on a former landfill site than has been restored to pasture
Tackle ragwort now, warns expert »
1 February, 2007
A leading scientist is calling for horse owners to act now by uprooting ragwort during the winter months, rather than waiting until the summer
Ask H&H: Planning permission for my paddock? »
9 October, 2006
Horse & Hound unravels the red tape surrounding paddocks and planning permission
Safety first for spring paddocks »
31 March, 2005
The lush spring grass is growing apace and with most horses wintering well this year, owners need to be on guard now spring has sprung
Finding your ideal fencing »
14 January, 2005
Cost, durability and appearance all play a part in choosing the right type of fencing to suit your needs, as H&H explains
The value of good grazing »
5 May, 2004
At this time of year, grazing offers high levels of nutrition and effective pasture management will help keep your paddocks in good condition for years to come
Preparing perfect pastures »
5 April, 2004
Horse & Hound offer practical advice on how to improve paddocks that have taken a beating this winter and keep them looking great all year round
Preventing poached paddocks »
12 September, 2003
As owners thoughts turn to hairy horses, turnout rugs and knee-deep mud, HORSE magazine offers some expert advice on how to prepare your paddock gateways for the coming winter
Top tips for summer pastures »
11 August, 2003
Practical advice from HORSE magazine on how to keep your pasture looking at its best during this summer's heatwave
All about fencing »
10 June, 2003
Thinking about replacing your fencing or considering the possibilities for a new paddock? HORSE magazine examines the wide range of permanent and temporary options available to suit all budgets
Q&A: Rooting out ragwort »
2 June, 2003
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on the most effective way to combat ragwort in paddocks
Q&A: Keeping fields healthy »
8 April, 2003
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to look after a small paddock
Top tips for perfect turnout »
1 April, 2003
With the summer in sight, HORSE magazine says now is the time to make sure your pastures are in tip top condition
Q&A: Perfect pastures »
18 March, 2003
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how removing droppings can help keep pastures in peak condition
Q&A: What kind of fencing? »
4 March, 2003
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on choosing an economic but effective fencing
Q&A: Managing muck heaps »
4 December, 2002
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to manage a muckheap and fertilise paddocks
Worming and pasture management »
22 July, 2002
Expert advice from Merial Equine Health on the role of pasture management in equine worm control
Perfect springtime pastures »
8 April, 2002
Expert advice on repairing and preparing your land after winter
All about ragwort »
19 March, 2002
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on identifying and controlling deadly ragwort
Q&A: Responsibility for fencing? »
21 January, 2002
Expert advice from HORSE Magazine on an owner's responsibility for fencing a field
Q&A: Coping with flooded paddocks »
20 January, 2002
Expert advice from HORSE magazine on how to cope when torrential rain turns your paddocks into a swamp
Buttercups: a danger »
7 August, 2001
One of the most common weeds found in pastures, the buttercup, is a poisonous plant and therefore dangerous to horses
Q&A: How much grazing do I need? »
26 June, 2001
HORSE magazine explains why the "one acre per horse" rule is not always correct
Q&A: Electric fencing »
19 June, 2001
HORSE magazine explains why electric fencing is a good choice for restricting your horse's grazing
Top tips for perfect pastures »
30 March, 2001
Spruce up your grazing with HORSE magazine's top tips for a perfect pasture
Winning winter fields »
27 November, 2000
Helpful hints on how to make sure your field is suitable for horse this winter
Latest advice on ragwort »
27 October, 2000
New reports on controlling ragwort say control is more effective when carried out during the winter months
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