Episode 25 Managing land for horses (and wildlife) with Jane Myers’ Equicentral System
This Equestrian LifeShow Notes
What if caring for your horses could also restore the land they live on? In this episode of This Equestrian Life, Jane Myers MSc introduces the Equicentral System, a sustainable approach to horse management that works with nature, not against it while offering your horses a more natural way to live. Discover how mimicking natural grazing patterns can improve your horses’ health, reduce your workload, and bring biodiversity back to your paddocks. Jane shares practical steps you can take to give your horses more freedom and choice, while also supporting rewilding efforts and healthier ecosystems. Whether you have one horse or a whole herd, you’ll come away inspired to create a thriving balance between your horses and the land they call home. Find out more about Jane and the Equicentral System here. Huge thank you to our season sponsor, White Griffin, Specialists in Environmental Sustainability. White Griffin are supporting the equestrian world and the sports and culture industry in transitioning to a more sustainable future. Learn more about their work here. Thank you to our episode sponsors Westgate Labs for sponsoring this episode, use code EQLIFE10 for a discount on worm egg count tests. Excludes Equisal and subscriptions. Also thanks to Simply Steam . Check them out for simple effective steaming solutions for healthier dust and mould free forage without the mess of soaking. Simply steam are a uk based company with strong sustainable steaming solutions for you. Follow Miri and Rhi:
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