New Southern Maryland Equine Guide Published
“For Your Horse” the new 2013 Southern Maryland Equine Guide has been released by Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission (SMADC). Unique to Southern Maryland, the Equine Guide showcases the region’s growing equine industry and brings together resources for horse businesses, owners and riders.
The guide’s 31 full color pages include a comprehensive directory of over 60 equine stables located in the five counties of Southern Maryland (Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles, Prince George’s and St. Mary’s). It also describes riding lesson options including therapeutic riding for adults and children with disabilities and other programs such as summer camps, on-farm horse shows, training workshops and many other equestrian activities for every riding preference and level of experience. Listings detail facility amenities for the horse and rider including access to trails and cross country-courses, horse-boarding and specialized horse care.
Additionally the guide features area farms that offer hay and bedding straw, locally owned Feed and Equipment Suppliers, information on farriers, equine veterinarians and Regional Equine Planners who can provide technical assistance on pasture, water and waste management for both equine businesses and backyard equine owners.
The Southern Maryland Equine Guide is free to the public and available while stocks last at equine businesses, regional public libraries and visitor's centers. To see a complete list of pick-up sites visit the ‘What’s New’ page at SMADC Download the digital version at SMADC or call SMADC staff to request a copy (shipping charges apply) at: 301-274-1922, Ex. 1.
The Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission (SMADC) is committed to: a) a market-driven and sustainable farming future as Maryland transitions away from tobacco. b) a Maryland where farmland preservation, and environmental stewardship positively impact the quality of our air and water and c) cultivating awareness among consumers and leaders of the vital role our farms play in a balanced community, safe, nutritious food and a cleaner and healthier environment. To learn more about additional programs and resources, contact SMADC, P. O. Box 745, Hughesville, MD 20637; phone: 301-274-1922, Ex. 1, fax: 301-274-1924; email cbergmark@smadc.com; or visit SMADC.
“For Your Horse” the new 2013 Southern Maryland Equine Guide has been released by Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission (SMADC). Unique to Southern Maryland, the Equine Guide showcases the region’s growing equine industry and brings together resources for horse businesses, owners and riders.
The guide’s 31 full color pages include a comprehensive directory of over 60 equine stables located in the five counties of Southern Maryland (Anne Arundel, Calvert, Charles, Prince George’s and St. Mary’s). It also describes riding lesson options including therapeutic riding for adults and children with disabilities and other programs such as summer camps, on-farm horse shows, training workshops and many other equestrian activities for every riding preference and level of experience. Listings detail facility amenities for the horse and rider including access to trails and cross country-courses, horse-boarding and specialized horse care.
Additionally the guide features area farms that offer hay and bedding straw, locally owned Feed and Equipment Suppliers, information on farriers, equine veterinarians and Regional Equine Planners who can provide technical assistance on pasture, water and waste management for both equine businesses and backyard equine owners.
The Southern Maryland Equine Guide is free to the public and available while stocks last at equine businesses, regional public libraries and visitor's centers. To see a complete list of pick-up sites visit the ‘What’s New’ page at SMADC Download the digital version at SMADC or call SMADC staff to request a copy (shipping charges apply) at: 301-274-1922, Ex. 1.
The Southern Maryland Agricultural Development Commission (SMADC) is committed to: a) a market-driven and sustainable farming future as Maryland transitions away from tobacco. b) a Maryland where farmland preservation, and environmental stewardship positively impact the quality of our air and water and c) cultivating awareness among consumers and leaders of the vital role our farms play in a balanced community, safe, nutritious food and a cleaner and healthier environment. To learn more about additional programs and resources, contact SMADC, P. O. Box 745, Hughesville, MD 20637; phone: 301-274-1922, Ex. 1, fax: 301-274-1924; email cbergmark@smadc.com; or visit SMADC.