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Horse ownership can be very costly considering the purchase cost of horses, their maintenance, adequate property, and housing facilities. This makes it difficult for many rural, urban or suburban families to keep their own horses for their children. The rising cost of quality horse feed (including various hays, grains, and supplements) makes it challenging to operate this Volunteer Equine Agriculture Education Program. We welcome donations of any size to continue to help us support our program and to make Equine Ag Education accessible to participants from all income levels.

in addition to these difficult Covid and Covid Varient times, the current nationwide inflation of goods and services means that agricultural, equine and livestock feed costs have risen tremendously. If you would like to contribute toward our hay and feed cost, we have the following *options:

__ One Bale of Alfalfa $20 __ Five Bales of Alfalfa $100 __Stack of 68 bales of Alfalfa $1,360

__ One Bale of Grass Hay $20 __ Five Bales of Grass Hay $20 __Stack of 68 bales of Grass Hay $1,292

*Rough Estimates