YOUR MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL PUBLICATION Looking for some help with those spring projects and to-do lists? T is
year’s Farm Fix-Up Directory is full of contractors to fi t all your needs! Don’t forget that T e Equiery’s Farm Fix-Up Directory can be found on- line year-round at
equiery.com.
AFE Builders, LLC ..... pg 24
717-572-1680 •
afebuilders.com
afebuilders@yahoo.com AFE Builders, LLC has been of-
fering professional building, reno-
vating, restoration and roofi ng services since 2015. Post-frame farm buildings are economical, and they provide protection for farm equip- ment and machinery like tractors, spreaders, sprayers, and combines. T ey can also be used as livestock sheds and hay storage buildings. AFE’s in-house team can design and create the custom farm building
of your dreams. Whether you need a custom barn, riding arena, or simple shed for your farm equipment, you can rely on us to get the job done. With many options available, you can have a barn or riding arena that
combines Quality craftsmanship with the features that work best for you and your horses. Learn how aff ordable our custom riding arenas are with a FREE estimate. Agricultural, residential, light commercial services. Metal roofi ng,
homes, horse barns, pole barns, riding arenas and garages. All types of restoration and masonry. We take your ideas and bring them to life! Please contact us today to
schedule a face-to-face meeting with one of our sales team. Double S Construction ........................................ pg 17
717-823-1693
double-s-construction.com
We are a team of skilled
craftsman, specializing in Timber Frame Construction. Timber frame construction is a method of building structures using a framework of wooden posts and beams. It is a traditional technique that has been used for centuries and continues to be popular today due to its durability, sus- tainability, and aesthetic appeal. In timber frame construction, large wooden beams are used as the main
structural members, providing support for the building. T ese beams are typically made from solid pieces of timber, such as pine, oak, or Douglas fi r. T e beams are joined together using various types of connections, such as mortise and tenon joints or metal connectors like steel plates or screws. One of the key advantages of timber frame construction is its sus-
tainability. Wood is a renewable resource, and timber used in construc- tion can be sourced from responsibly managed forests. Another benefi t of timber frame construction is its versatility and design fl exibility. T e frame allows for open fl oor plans and large, open spaces, as the load- bearing capabilities of the beams minimize the need for interior load- bearing walls. T is fl exibility enables a wide range of architectural styles and customization options. We custom build. To your heart’s content! Barns, Arenas, Garages, Cabins, Storage Solutions & More!
www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580
301-607-4381
midatlanticag@aol.com
midatlanticagconsulting.com In 2004, owner and company president Rob Baker, who has lived on a
farm his entire life, started Mid-Atlantic Ag Consulting, off ering agro- nomic consulting services to local area farmers. Rob is active in the fam- ily business, farming over 2,000 acres of land in northern Montgomery County/southern Frederick County, primarily grain, hay, as well as beef cattle. In the beginning, the business focused on soil testing as well as fi eld scouting crops and pasture land. Rob then decided to incorporate Equine Pasture Management Services – to meet with farmers and land owners to evaluate and make recommendations on their pasture land. Soon, he found there were few companies in the area able to com- plete the recommendations he provided, so Rob decided to purchase the necessary equipment and expand MAAC again. Now able to provide the support his consultations recommended, Rob off ered services such as pasture overseeding, fertilization, liming, spraying for weeds, and more. As business grew, Rob found another need in the area for manure re- continued...
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Emge Equine ....................... pg 51
800-467-7321 •
www.earthhorse.com
jeanne@earthhorse.com
Emge Equine Services – whether you are building a new barn or refreshing an old one we are here to help. Rubber fl ooring for every purpose. Stall
mats, aisle way rubber and rubber pavers. Got mud? We have solutions – our erosion control grid. Need delivery and/or installation? We can do that too. Free estimates and site visits. Open by appointment or chance. 142 Railroad Ave, Westminster, MD 21157
First Class Mechanical ........................................ pg 20 410-876-2434
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rstclassmechanical.com •
Service@FirstClassMechanical.com
First Class Mechanical is a locally owned and operated plumbing, heat- ing and cooling company that was formed in 2001 by John Hommer- bocker and Kevin Nottingham. T e company is based in Westminster, Maryland, and serves a large area of Central Maryland, including Carroll county and most parts of Frederick, Howard, and Baltimore counties. In addition to standard household plumbing, heating, and cooling ser-
vices, we are also a certifi ed installer of Nelson Waterers, which provides a year-round water supply for horses and other livestock. Contact us for your FREE estimate today! First Class Mechanical is fully licensed and insured.
Mid-Atlantic Ag Consulting ................................. pg 21
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