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ADOPT BARN CATS Rescued cats need good homes All fully vetted & will deliver!
barncats1@aol.com 240-529-8571 No adoption fee
We have several groups of cats all beautiful, healthy & fully vetted, ready to provide companionship & all-natural rodent control at your barn. You provide food, water, shelter & TLC. Some friendly ones, great w/kids! Many shy,lower-profile types too. We deliver. Call Lou Bowling Steinfort 301-704-3660
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You Need our Cats! Got Mice?
We specialize in finding the right cats to fit your needs. Fully vetted. We deliver. No fee just the promise of a good home is what we ask. 240-415-0559
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Will Work for Food Got Rats? We have cats! Alley Cat Rescue has loads of fully vetted cats available. All shots dewormed & neutered Call 301-277-5595 Online Link: FastAd: #872667 N
Village HarnessShop June 27, 28 & 29. 5% off all items in stock (except harness parts). Lots of other specials. Free refreshments on the 28th & 29th. 3578 West Newport Road, Ronks, PA 17572
BOARDING
West Laurel Stable Full-care board at small, friendly facility; quiet horses, trails, large ring. $480/mo 301- 332 2688.
Join our Pasture Walks to learn more about rotational grazing and pasture management for horse farms.
UMD Equine Rotational Grazing Demonstration Site • Clarksville, MD May 23, 2013 • 6-8 p.m.
September 19, 2013 • 6-8 p.m.
Jen Reynolds •
jenreyn@umd.edu • 301-405-1547 Walks are free of charge, but registration is required.
Appreciation Sale Customer
ANNOUNCEMENTS BARN CAT
What if he needs surgery? Could you afford
(800) 822-2202
University of Maryland Educational Programs
Spring Pasture Tips
· Continue to manage horses by moving them from a pasture grazed to 4 inches to a pasture that is 6 inches in height or more.
· Be fl exible in moving horses to new pastures. Avoid being locked into a pasture sequence if grass height of pasture indicates a different order.
· If pastures are too wet for grazing, move horses onto the sacrifi ce lot/heavy use area and feed hay.
· Inspect pastures at least weekly to monitor forage growth, weed encroachment, and to inspect fencing and grazing animals.
· Throughout the grazing season, monitor pastures for growth and weed encroachment. Control existing weeds with herbicide and frequent mowing. Contact your local University of Maryland Extension Offi ce to receive help with weed identifi cation and recommendations for their control.
· Evaluate grass cover in sacrifi ce lot/heavy use area to begin plans for reseeding of overgrazed and/or bare areas in late-summer/early fall.
· Check for new growth of white clover seeded in February.
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