Sure-Foot Farm grows mixed-grass hay that provides proper foliage and nutrients to keep your equine partners healthy. By appointment only
We raise our own hay to insure the quality of what we feed our own horses. We have two locations convenient to and in Lebanon, OH.
20/03/2024
Cardinal is looking to welcome additional Tree Foreman to our team.
Here at Cardinal, our 'culture' is what sets us apart. We are a local business with over 20 years of experience in the industry. We have excellent reputation with the community and our customer base.
We are seeking individuals characterized by honesty, dedication, and a strong work ethic. Minimum 1 year experience with leadership. Industry experience required. Drivers license required.
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02/03/2023
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30/01/2023
Please do not hurt me or my mom. ♥️🦊♥️
We just temporarily moved to the neighborhood so we could be “safe.”
If you have suddenly seen a fox in the yard near your home, there is a good reason for this.
It is denning season. Between the end of March and early April, a mother fox will give birth to between 4 and 5 kits (a baby fox is called a kit).
A coyote will often find a fox den, dig out the babies, and kill them.
A mother fox knows this and will frequently choose a den site close to people, away from where coyotes generally go.
A fox will often den under a porch, shed, garage, barn, or side of a hill, trying to keep her little family safe.
Please offer them a short-term rental because this is not a permanent situation.
If you are lucky enough to see how beautiful an adult fox is, or witness the kits playing (at a distance of course), you will be glad you did!
It is not uncommon for Red Foxes to change dens several times during the season, so you may not see them for long.
Kits are slow to develop and will not leave the den until they are about a month old. Foxes do not live in a den year-round, only when a mother has babies.
During the summer as the kits grow older, you will see less and less of them, and by September everyone will have packed up and moved on. Please do not call a service to “relocate them”, they will often be killed.
If you see a fox during the day, it does not mean she is rabid. A mother fox works tirelessly to feed her kits and will often be out during daylight hours foraging for food.
Foxes are omnivores, generally feeding on berries, grasses, and small rodents. They are solitary and prefer to be left alone.
They do not want to hunt and eat your children, mate with your dog, or kill your cat.
A fox just wants a place to raise her family safely, please allow her to do that.
"The cruelty suffered by American horses exported for slaughter in Mexico and Canada has drawn a bipartisan group of more than 200 veterinarians and a number of animal rights groups to urge Congress to ban the practice."
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05/01/2023
When I hear someone say, "My horse deserves a better rider" it breaks my heart a little bit.
Because you know what?
Recreational riders are the BEST thing that has happened to horses worldwide.
DON'T feel bad for not competing, or working your horse everyday, or that so-and-so is riding at a higher level than you are.
DON'T feel guilty if you don't want to show.
Or jump higher.
Or jump at all.
Or canter.
Or even ride!
What matters TO YOUR HORSE is that their physical needs are met and their mental and emotional well-being is cared for.
And caring is what most amateur owners can do better than ANYONE else.
Most horses don't NEED or WANT to be ridden at a professional or competitive level. With few exceptions, most horses left to their own devices just want to hang out in the field with their friends eating.
It's great to want to improve your communication and riding skills.
And If your goal is to do more athletic and difficult things, then yes, you owe it to your horse to learn to be a good dance partner and pilot for him
AT THAT LEVEL, BUT...
.. No one sets that level but you. And you CAN be good for your horse at ANY level.
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Sure-Foot Farm grows mixed-grass hay that provides proper foliage and nutrients to keep your equine partners healthy. We raise our own hay to insure the quality of what we feed own horses. We have two locations from which to purchase hay, both conveniently located in Lebanon, OH.
We apply the appropriate fertilizers to re-energize our crop each season. Depending on the density of the bales when picked up, our bales weigh between 50 - 65 lbs each.
As usual, if you pick up hay the day we bale, we will sell it for a discount per bale. If you have a flatbed trailer and can drop it, we will load the hay you purchase. If you don't have a flatbed, please bring your own labor to load the hay you purchase.
Hay is available for pick up by appointment. (100-bales or more, we can load your flatbed trailer by appointment or you can drop your trailer) All others, please bring your own labor to load..
Thank you for your continued support.
“What, after all, does the farmer want? Nothing more than an opportunity to share equally in an expanding economy of abundance – an opportunity to market his produce at a fair price, protected from extreme economic fluctuations – a chance to live out his life on his farm with some degree of security………..
(The farmer) is, after all, the only man in our economy who must buy everything he buys at retail – sell everything he sells at wholesale – and pay the freight both ways.“ – John F. Kennedy (JFK)
