In the RAMM Barn with Paul, Tracy and Baxter, The Horse!

Posted: August 25, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Horse Stalls, Uncategorized | Leave a comment »

Paul and Tracy out in the RAMM barn, talking about our Portable/panel kit stalls, and showing how easy it us to open and close the door, and how durable the feed door is. Paint horse Baxter even has a chance to say ‘hello!” using a “new phone app” that interprets horse language :-)

Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus: Join us There!

Posted: August 23, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Information About RAMM, Uncategorized | Leave a comment »

Hello everyone, Sean here! It’s been a while since we talked, and I wanted to let you know that things are HOPPING at RAMM right now! We have ramped up our social media skills – and Debbie has been busy answering the tough equine questions about horse fencing and stalls. If you are starting a project and something just doesn’t seem right to you – ASK DEBBIE! With her 40+ years of horse experience (and she doesn’t look a day over 35!) Debbie can help you with all of your toughest questions.

On Facebook, we’ve all been busy posting fun events and things happening with all of the horses here at RAMM HQ. We’ve gotten some great feedback – and it’s been quite lively there lately. On Twitter, we’ve been making lots of new friends and having a great time!

Now, I’ve saved the best for last. I convinced Debbie to come on board Google+. If you are not familiar with that yet – Google has started something that’s a bit of Facebook, Twitter, and dozens of other social media sites all rolled into on, called Google Plus. I have a fantastic time there and it’s been great fun talking with Debbie there and having a “HANGOUT.” What’s that, you ask? Join us there and find out! It’s still in Beta (meaning you need to get an invitation to get in) – but we both have lots and lots of invitations, so if you’d like one, just post a comment here with your email and we’ll be sure to get you one. It’s a fantastic place to talk about horses and show off your best pictures and video and we’re both big fans of it!

So, we hope you’ll join us wherever you see RAMM on the web; whether it’s on Facebook, or Twitter, or YouTube – or now on Google+. We’re looking forward to talking with you all! See you in the social media world!!

Looking For Horse Stalls or Horse Fencing? Visit RAMM’s New Website!

Posted: May 23, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Uncategorized | Leave a comment »

The Front Page of the New RAMMFENCE Website!

Welcome to Ramm! We launched this new website last week, and while we’re still fine-tuning some areas there’s a lot to see and do. We want to hear your comments and suggestions, so please write us!

RAMM offers comprehensive selections of horse stalls, horse fencing systems and equine products for your farm and barn. Rest assured, we only use the finest quality materials and detailed craftsmanship to ensure our horse stalls are stronger and more durable than the competition. Ramm horse fences are made specifically for the equine industry and provide a strong barrier, with the added safety of flexing on impact. Our horse fencing systems are very low maintenance with a strong break strength along with a long life and visibility.

 

We carry a variety of horse fencing systems to fit nearly every need and budget from the high tensile wire Flex-Fence, flexible rail fencing, electric fences, ElectroBraid™, Rigid PVC, Non-Climb and Wire Mesh fences. We also offer a wide selection of farm and barn products such as horse stall mats, round pens and accessories.

 

Browse our extensive website, check out our quality equine products, plan your barn and farm project, build a customized horse stall, or just read through our helpful resource center. Call our experts at RAMM about our horse fencing systems and stalls and at the same time they can offer assistance in your search for a particular equine product as well as installation questions too; just give them a call at 1-800-434-8456.

Arena Conditioning May Be Just What the Doctor Ordered!

Posted: February 9, 2011 | Author: | Filed under: Uncategorized | Leave a comment »

Have you ever entered your schooling track or practice arena and felt like you were getting ready to ride on the surface of the moon? Craters, deep furrows, and road apples make for pretty uneven riding conditions. As you ask for the trot, your horse gives you the “roller coaster ride’; up and down, with a few trips and inconsistent rhythm thrown in to really make keeping your seat a challenge.

While you theoretically want to be able to ride and maintain balance on virtually any riding surface, any rider knows you need a smooth, conditioned surface to get the most out of the time you and your horse spend working together.

So how do you break down the hard clumps, eliminate the deep furrow along the rail or the wall, and level out the uneven ground? Spending hours of hand raking and hosing is like gardening without reaping the benefits. In fact, the next ride brings you right back to square one. Homemade drags can work well on the surface, but generally don’t do much to eliminate clumping or uneven areas.

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Southeast Equine Magazine Features Article by Debbie Disbrow this month:

Posted: November 1, 2010 | Author: | Filed under: Uncategorized | Leave a comment »

Our president, Debbie Disbrow is featured this month in the November 2010 issue of SOUTHEAST EQUINE – All Breeds & Disciplines.

She contributed an article about “Winterizing Your Barn” which is just in time for the cold weather settling in throughout the country. Read her articles for some great suggestions and ideas!

READ HER ARTICLE HERE:

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