Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
Julie Monser, a HEET. volunteer remarked, “We do so much more than rescue horses from fires!” Sharon Jantzen interviews Julie Monser to get the full picture of all the ways HEET. volunteers serve our equestrian community.
We spend more time taking care of our horses than actually riding. Horses need to be cared for every day – all year – whether we ride or not. Sharon Jantzen shares tips and tools for saving time with barn chores to make the most of your riding time.
Equestrians may have an image problem. So what can we, as Equestrians, do to make sharing multi-use trails possible? Come find out three ways Equestrians can make sharing multi-use trails possible. Sharon Jantzen shares her thoughts and experiences.
No Horse? No problem! There are quite a few ways to survive being horseless in SLO County. Sharon Jantzen, herself once a horseless person, shares 5 tips where you can thrive being horseless in SLO County. She has actually done 4 of the 5 tips.
Do you have a horse manure factory in your backyard? What do you do with all that horse poo? The best management practice is to turn that mountain of horse manure into a mound of beautiful mulch through horse manure composting. Sharon Jantzen helps us understand the benefits of horse manure composting.
