Farming in New England is fragile. To keep it alive, buy local year-round—beyond eggs, beyond October growing limits.

True horsemanship starts within. Learn why empathy, balance, and personal change matter more than tradition or dominance in training horses.

Horses mirror our emotions—when we seek balance with them, we don’t just create better horsemen, we become better humans.

Cash-Based Systems Many stands still use cash boxes or envelopes, which are easy targets for opportunists. Even small amounts of cash...

New Hampshire farmers are facing a shift from traditional self-service “honor system” stands to staffed farm stores after a rise in thefts. But does adding staff change a stand into a “store” under state law? This post explores the grey area between farm stands and farm stores, explains RSA 21:34-a’s 35% rule, and outlines what towns can and can’t regulate. Learn how local site plan review, waivers, and agritourism protections shape the future of on-farm sales.

“77–93% of equestrians in the U.S. are women. So why do the biggest microphones in horse training still belong to men? It’s time to redefine strength in horsemanship.

Goodall and Fossey taught the world that animals are more than categories—they are individuals with voices, feelings, and relationships. It’s time to apply the same shift in perspective to horses. Let’s move beyond obedience and open the door to true partnership.

What if your horse isn’t being stubborn… but just trying to survive a moment that doesn’t feel safe? We’re diving into Polyvagal Theory and how understanding the nervous system is reshaping the way we train, connect, and communicate with our horses—especially the sensitive and wild ones. This isn’t about control. It’s about connection. And it starts with you.

Weeds? They’re just reminders to stay humble. Life is messy.

Does our farm require Site Plan Review? We presented this question to the Barnstead Planning Board.

When nay-sayers of Positive Reinforcement (R+) Training, Reward Based Training or Clicker training refer to it as “treat training” its a...

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Local elections are the backbone of our communities here in New Hampshire.

”Comprehensive nationwide data that pinpoints exactly how many small local farms face opposition is really hard to come by, largely because many of these conflicts are local, dealt with at the municipal or county level, and aren't always tracked in a standardized way. However, several studies and reports offer some insight into the scale and nature of these challenges.

We are finally ready to announce that our farm will be officially closing.

You are your own limiting factor in your own personal and professional growth. Don’t let YOU stand in your way.

As you continue to visit our website ( www.bootblankets.com ) and explore the vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and various styles of our exclusive custom Boot Blankets, it's important to note that these products are not just a distinctive fashion choice. They also represent the remarkable and diverse legacy of the Chimayo Weaving Era.

First, our Farm Store: We will be closing our Farm Store. Watch for our Seasonal OPEN HOUSE Events where we will be OPEN for fun family...