How much land do I need to keep two horses?

[stencilface]

Should find some nice ones on my pm SC - some huge houses still!

And at least in lincs you know the paddocks will be flat

 

[milo'n'molly]

I will take the last one please
Now you just need to persuade them to do a half price sale

Wellllll, I have no budget to work to, so here you go

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http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property...3.81789&popupPropertyId=39612575&fromMap=true

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[Snowy Celandine]

Lincs is very much on the cards at the moment MW

Loving the idea of a half price sale or maybe even a buy one get one free?

 

[OWLIE185]

I would suggest you would need at least 5 acres of well drained land to be able to rotate the paddocks so as to give the Winter paddocks a nice long rest in Spring and Summer. Overgrazing results in a gradual tqke-over by weeds etc. You also need to manage the land correctly and my advice is to use a grass-land specialist with the correct equipment rather than a farmer.