Equiculture: Best Practice Horse Management Workshop

EQUICULTURE WORKSHOP

Managing land for horses can be complicated. There is a lot of conflicting information out there. Do you deal with the misery of mud when its wet, or dust when its dry? Do you spend hours doing management chores rather than enjoying your horses? Do you worry about safe, healthy pasture? Are you concerned about poor soil conditions and reduced biodiversity? Do you want to learn a way to manage your horse/s & the land in a way that is good for horses, people and the environment? 

Join the Wodonga Urban Landcare Network - Sustainable Agriculture Series, partnering with Kiewa Catchment Landcare Groups and internationally acclaimed author and presenter Stuart Myers, for a workshop on how to manage horses and the land they live on. Learn how to make decisions that will improve your life and the life of your horse/s.

THIS WORKSHOP WILL HELP YOU WITH:  

• Best practice pasture management principles 
• Understanding which grasses are most suitable for your horse
• Understanding and managing laminitis and equine obesity
• Manure and water management
• Soil health
• Understanding worm burdens and how to reduce them
• Planning and designing your horse property
• Increasing biodiversity on your property

COST

$25 per person (GST incl). Includes morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.
Full refunds are available up until midnight on Wednesday 22nd November, 2023. After this date refunds will not be available due to incurred catering costs.

WHEN: Sunday, 26th November, 10:30am-4:30pm

WHERE:  Building AW 3, Room 3114, La Trobe University, Wodonga Campus. Main carpark located off McKoy Street.

RSVP   Tuesday, 21st November 2023 

WHAT TO BRING

• Notepad and pen
  
• Water bottle

RESOURCES

What is equiculture?

For further information or queries contact Gervaise (Healthy Hectares Project Officer, Wodonga Urban Landcare Network)

•  gervaise@wodongalandcare.org.au   ~ 0409 027 115

Equiculture: best practice horse management is supported by North East Catchment Management Authority, through the Victorian Government’s $248 million investment over 4 years (2020-2024) to improve the health of waterways and catchment across regional Victoria.

This event is part of the Wodonga Urban Landcare Network - Sustainable Agriculture Series, partnering with Kiewa Catchment Landcare Network.

While we are able to cater for gluten-free and vegetarian options at our events it is difficult to cater for every dietary requirement due to our limited funding. If you have dietary requirements outside of these two options please bring your own food and drink. 

Photos

The Wodonga Urban Landcare Network (WULN) & the Kiewa Catchment Landcare Groups (KCLG) may use photos taken of you at this event to publicise the event and may retain the photos for future possible use in other projects. This can only occur with your approval, which will be collected during your registration. Please read the below participant photography consent statement carefully. 

By agreeing to having photos taken during this event you give consent for WULN & to KCLG freely using your photographic image without any personal compensation or remuneration. You also relinquish and waive any current or future rights in connection with the photos, including any intellectual property rights you may have in the photos. Your consent is subject to WULN & KCLG not using your image in a negative, unethical or defamatory manner, or for commercial gain or political purposes. The photos remain the property of WULN & KCLG and any personal details linked to the photos will be kept confidential and not used for any other purpose

Privacy

Note - Information collected by WULN & KCLG is collected for the purposes of event registration, insurance and emergency contact purposes on the day of an event. Your information will remain private and will not be shared with any Third Parties.