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Setting Goals for Managing Your Horse Property
I always recommend this process:
First, sit down with paper and pencil (or at your computer) and list out all the improvements you’d like to do to your horse property. These might include:
With your list in hand, determine resources available. Conservation districts are one place to start. Conservation districts are local units of government established under state laws to carry out natural resource management programs at the local level. They work with millions of cooperating landowners and operators to help manage and protect land and water resources on all private lands and many public lands in the United States
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Written by:
Alayne Blickle
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