March 21, 2022

Hi Everyone!

What a wonderful weekend, especially if you got to enjoy the beautiful property from Sunday's Hunter Pace at Circle Z. Amazing trails with great views. I actually took Atticus to his first hunter pace. I was so proud of him and he did such an amazing job, he especially loved the water. I could not be happier with this big guy. To think in December he was in a kill pen and now he has the best life. My heart is definitely full. I hope everyone has a great week.

~ Kelly

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Plant Physiology and Pasture Ecology at Polk County Ag Extention

Tryon Welcome 1 (A/Level 3 )

Next Hunter Pace:

Tryon Hounds Spring

April 3rd

Details Coming Soon

This six-week course will take an in-depth look at proper pasture management through presentations, hands-on demonstrations, and discussion. Speakers include area Livestock and Forage Agents and Forage Specialists from Clemson and N.C. State University.

Topics include:

• March 24th: Plant Physiology and Pasture Ecology

• March 31st: Selecting Forage Varieties

• April 7th: Pasture Design Considerations and Establishment

• April 14th: Nutritive Value of Pasture Forages and Toxicities

• April 21st: Grazing Management and General Maintenance

9:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Cost: $60 per person

Space is limited.

Please call the office at 828.894.8218 or come by to register. Must pre-pay to reserve your space in the course

Congratulations!!!

Momo Weatherby

You are now entered into the March monthly drawing for a Hare & Hound Gift Certificate. The correct answer was one of those tricky ones however, on average, a horse may have between 36 and 44 teeth. The number of teeth also depends on the gender and the age of a horse.

This week's Question:

What is the name given to the event where competitors perform gymnastics, either solo, in pairs or as a team, while atop a horse?

Submit Name and Answer

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR T.R.O.T _______________

Therapeutic Riding of Tryon (TROT) is looking for both horse and human volunteers! Volunteers and Horses are the lifeblood of our program. Without both, the program is not possible.

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