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In general, professionals recommend two acres for the first horse and an additional acre for each additional horse (e.g., five acres for four horses). And, of course, more land is always better depending on the foraging quality of your particular property (70% vegetative cover is recommended).

So, how many horses should you have per acre? Traditionally, equine experts recommend between one to two acres of land for the first horse, with an additional acre for every other horse.

Summary: These Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ordinances require a person to obtain a license for operating a commercial stable; for renting a horse; for operating a horse drawn carriage, and for owning a horse in general.

The minimum gross lot area shall be at least three acres for the keeping of horses. Two horses may be kept on a three-acre lot. For lots exceeding three acres, but less than 10 acres, for each additional one acre of lot area, one additional horse shall be permitted. Conditional Use Approval.

So Erie News Now wanted to find out what the rules and regulations are when it comes to operating a horse and buggy, and the answers might surprise you. Pennsylvania state police say there's actually no legal age requirement when it comes to driving a horse and buggy. In fact, you don't even need a license to do so.

In Pennsylvania, a stocking rate of one horse per 2 to 3 acres is common.

?The recommended stocking rate to keep pasture is 1,000 pounds of horse per two to three acres,? says Dan Undersander. ?Overstocking is one of the biggest mistakes on the small acreage horse farm. When you put eight to 10 horses on two or three acres, the horses will graze the grass too short and it dies out.

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The EQUUS Foundation would like to see horse riding on one of Maui's five “horse farms.” On the Farm, The EQUUS Foundation seeks to support pasture, hay and food production. It does not provide training. The Equus Foundation also would like to see a focus on a healthy retirement process and a return to a time when horse riding was a popular athletic option. In the 1990s, it became possible for older equestrians to participate in horse-riding activities on the farm. However, their activities were limited and in the past five years, the percentage of equestrians over age 50 has doubled. It is hard to say when this trend will reverse. A growing national and international movement has arisen to protect these equestrians, their horses, and the horse-human bond from extinction. That movement has been called “The Equus Campaign.

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