WW-07540     Reviewed 2009  

Thomas D. Wegner
Thomas R. Halbach

Contents

1. Manure and Pasture Management for Recreational Horse Owners
2. Why Care About Manure and Pasture Management?
3. Spreading Manure on a Few Acres
4. Managing Manure by Composting
5. Making Better Use of Your Horse Pasture
6. Rural Living
7. Sources of Information

For More Information

Thomas D. Wegner
Extension Educator
University of Minnesota Extension Service
Hennepin County
(612) 374-8437
wegne004@umn.edu

Thomas R. Halbach
State Specialist
Waste Management and Water Quality
Department of Soil, Water, and Climate
College of Agricultural, Food and Environmental Sciences
University of Minnesota
(612) 625-3135
halba001@umn.edu

Acknowledgements

Thank you to the following reviewers:
Marleane Callaghan
Carolyn Dindorf
Dennis Johnson
Robert Jordan
Edward Musielewicz
Ken Olson
Robert Olson
Michael Schmitt
Wes Schroeder
EQIP Educational Team

Product Manager: Gail M. Tischler
Editor: Mary K. Hoff
Graphic Designer: Jim Kiehne

Photo Credits: Don Breneman, Maria Fernandez, University of Minnesota Extension Service photo archives

Funding

Funding for this publication was provided by an educational grant fromthe Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) of the 1996 Farm Bill.

Produced by Communication and Educational Technology Services, University of Minnesota Extension.

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