What Does Your Horse’s Stool Say?

There’s a lot more to manure than mucking; your horse’s fecal production and appearance can be an indicator of good or poor health.
Potty talk is largely taboo among adults, but it shouldn’t be! There are tons of tidbits to share with friends and colleagues about poop (Did you know you can harness the heat generated by composting horse manure to warm your barn in winter?)–almost as much as the nine tons of manure the average 1,000-pound horse produces each year.

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