Source: ROBESONIAN, 10/28/21

 With fall and winter here, this is the perfect time to talk about dry lots and what they can do for your horse pastures. The term “dry lot” refers to a space with very little or no vegetation, a water source, and shelter. In cattle operations, dry lots are commonly used for pasture preservation. Livestock producers can use these smaller paddock areas if their pastures need a rest or if they are waiting for new pasture growth to occur. In the winter, this can help prevent mud accumulation and compacted soil.

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