Sorghum Mill Horse Farm

07/05/2025

Happy 4th of July! 🐴♥️🇺🇸

Forever Cowgirl♥️

02/09/2025

No boarding available at this time.

Thank you

09/07/2024

09/22/2023

Join us for an evening of equine education at Kentucky Lake Equine Hospital on October 17th at 6:30pm! Free food, raffle items, and door prizes!

Please RSVP at 270-527-6655

08/26/2023

Full service boarding available.

Monthly price includes the following:

- Quality hay and turnout

- Mineral/salt block multivitamin and freshwater daily.

- 24/7 Shelter

- Stall if needed

- Round pen

- 24/7 security cameras and premises secured under lock and key nightly.

- Predator flies for black-fly control.

- Blankets in cold months if needed.

- I’m here 24/7 for all needs and will meet with your ferrier or vet on farm when needed.

- I have 20 plus years in equine knowledge and experience. Your horses health and wellbeing is my only focus here on the farm. Your horse will be checked on multiple times around the clock.

Please call, text or message for pricing and questions.

07/04/2023

Happy Fourth! 🇺🇸

05/31/2023

My boy is going off to become a man. Off to training he goes.

05/14/2023

Happy Mother's Day!

05/06/2023

04/09/2023

Happy Easter 🐇🌷

04/04/2023

Not a joke...

Have you ever wondered why you can have a 15 acre field and part of it is chewed down to nubs and the other part has grass a hand high, But your horse is constantly grazing in the chewed down part?

Grass 6 inches and taller has less sugars than grass under 6 inches.

For every inch drop below 6 inches, the fructan (sugar) content rises.

Grass under 6 inches is stressed like it's a Monday morning with a project deadline. It uses sugar to repair itself.

Stop mowing your fields short.

Stop grazing your chubbys on chewed down grass. (this is why grazing muzzles are so touted...they keep the horse from being able to get much short grass)

(We aren't saying let your fields be 3 feet tall, by the way. The optimal thing to do is keep them 6-8 inches tall and graze them in small areas there)