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Rocking 45 Horse Farm, LLC

Yuma, Arizona equine boarding, overnight horses welcome, please call ahead for availability. Helmets available, child through adult.
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Riding lessons by Appointment, we typically need a week to get a new client added to the schedule and any person just starting out with a passion for horses. We have several horses for you to learn on, and will move along at your pace. Please contact an instructor to set up your riding lesson appointment. Jennifer Kaye 928 923 3362

Trail riding available ONLY if you take riding lessons with us.

ANY rider must demonstrate that they can safely maneuver a riding horse in the arena first, walk-trot-lope, THEN, they may go on a supervised trail ride. Learn to care for horses, understand their behavior, groom, walk-trot-lope, and safely ride down the trail. Lease horses available on a month-to-month basis. We also can accommodate birthday parties on our farm or at your private location. Overnight stalls, call for availability.

07/19/2024

07/08/2024

Schisandra ice cubes with calendula and wild bergamot blooms 🌸🌼🌸
These tart cubes are an especially refreshing way to beat the summer heat, and their pale rose hue beautifully accents any edible flowers you might add.
Schisandra fruits are an important traditional Chinese medicine and are called wu wei zi, or “five-flavored fruit.” They are an adaptogen, antioxidant, cardiotonic, immune tonic, and anxiolytic.
We feature this ice cube recipe, plus more on the medicinal benefits of schisandra, in our Online Herbal Immersion. For details, and to join us:
🌼🌸 www.chestnutherbs.com/immersion 🌸🌼
(Schisandra chinensis, Schisandraceae).
Photo © Juliet Blankespoor
*Please research any new herb and consult your health care providers for possible drug/herb contraindications and precautions before ingesting. Be sure of your identification before ingesting any plant or mushroom.

07/08/2024

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07/06/2024

07/02/2024

I was asked two amazing questions this morning

1:How do you get your horses to stay near when you take a lunch break.

2: when eating different grasses from different places do your horses ever get belly aches?

So I thought I’d answer here!

We are one big herd, horses are herd animals and will naturally want to stay with their herd.
We have been living with them (sometimes even in the same pen) 24/7 for 5 years now.
They love their lives on the road and have no need or want to leave.

Our horses have never had trouble with different grasses or hay while on the road (the only hay we’ve had a problem with is “coastal” which seems to be the most common hay in Texas.
It caused Takoda to have an impaction colic)
Although we have never had trouble with grasses and hay we do take precautions to prevent any problems.
They always have free choice hay no matter what, horses need constant food to keep their digestive system moving and to prevent any gut issues.
When buying hay we always get the best quality (no matter the price) and try to stay away from hay with high sugar.
If we do have to get a more sugary hay we will mix it with any older hay we still have.
Even if they are on pasture and could very well live off the grass, I will still give them hay.
We always let the horses eat while on the trail so they can find any medicinal plants they may need. Horses know what they need to stay healthy and will eat what they need.
They also get gut health supplements everyday from Pharm- Aloe and Silver Lining Herbs.

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07/02/2024

Barrel race coming up.

07/02/2024

P.S.A.

If your dogs or horses are afraid of fireworks... PREPARE AHEAD OF TIME aka NOW!!!

Call your vet and get the needed meds.

***Also make sure you have them microchipped and current tags with good contact info on them! For your horses, check their corrals and make sure they are safely enclosed.

Vets can get you the necessary medication AHEAD OF TIME to sedate your animals, if necessary. Last year we received "an emergency call" from an individual asking for meds to sedate her horse for the fireworks that evening. First, we are not a vet and do not give out meds to sedate. Second, last minute is not a good time to try and find meds for that evenings fireworks!

Please make plans to stay home or have a pet sitter available to help keep them calm! Keeping dogs inside with music/tv, "thundershirts", meds and company can make a world of difference!

Let's make this 4th of July a safe one for everyone!!!

Goal: No lost or injured pets this year!

07/02/2024

05/13/2024

04/21/2024

Very doable to make your own at home.

Who knew this....🤣

04/21/2024

True.

04/21/2024

Just always love dogs.

So true ❤️🥹

04/21/2024

We have posted this before.... everyone has a variation.... we add honeydew...

04/21/2024

Don't forget to feed the pollinators.

04/21/2024

04/19/2024

Special events are on weekends but we will be open 7-days a week for picking fruits and veggies!

04/19/2024

Always try to plant a BEE friendly garden....❤

04/15/2024

Its zucchini season. Share your recipes!

Indulge in the light and airy texture of Zucchini Clouds—a tasty treat made from grated zucchinis, fluffy egg whites, and a hint of spice!

Ingredients:
• 2 zucchinis (400 g / 14 oz.), grated
• 2 egg whites
• 70 g (2.5 oz.) all-purpose flour
• 1/4 teaspoon black pepper

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04/08/2024

Yum!

Hosting a dinner party? Need something everyone will love? We’ve got you covered! 🧀 ❤️

and wine

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3342 E Co 17 3/4
Yuma, AZ
85365

Website

http://yumahorse.com/

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Overnight stalls, call for availability, Kim at 928-919-3122 or Jim at 928-919-2585.

Horse Riding Lessons and Boarding

Riding lessons by appointment only, we schedule weekly for any person just starting with a passion for horses. We have several horses for you to learn on, and will move along at your pace.

Please contact an instructor to set up your riding lesson appointment.

Jennifer Kaye 928-923-3362, Available by appointment Monday -Saturday

Trail riding available ONLY if you take riding lessons with us. ANY rider must demonstrate that they can safely maneuver a riding horse in the arena first, walk-trot-lope, THEN, they may go on a guided trail ride. Learn to care for horses, understand their behavior, groom, walk-trot-lope, and safely ride down the trail. Helmets available, child through adult. Lease horses available on a month-to-month basis. We also can accommodate birthday parties on our farm or at your private location.

We Have Eggs! Chicken and Duck eggs!!

We raise free range Nest Run Eggs!! Ever since starting our egg endeavor three years ago we have been listed listed in good standing with the Arizona Department of Agriculture as a Nest Run Egg producer. Our hens both duck, chicken and turkey eat a high grade scratch mix and organic layer pellets. The girls also enjoy oregano oil and apple cider vinegar for health purposes and are de-wormed regularly with diotomaceus earth. We are not certified organic and our hens roam 5 acres daily to eat insects, grass, alfalfa hay, organic vegetables and enjoy a good dust bath at their own free will. We collect eggs twice daily from clean nesting boxes so our eggs remain clean and they are promptly refrigerated to maintain the best egg integrity, after-all its very hot in Yuma. We sell locally at farmers markets and directly from the farm and would love to visit with you!