MDBarnmaster Makes Quick Work of Winterizing Parelli's Colorado Campus with a Performance Barn for Pat Parelli

When Parelli Natural Horsemanship closed their Florida campus, deciding to consolidate operations in Colorado year round, Pat and Linda Parelli were faced with an intriguing challenge. How do you provide comfortable accommodations for high end performance horses on the brink of an aggressive World Tour in one of the snowiest climates in the United States... in less than 8 weeks?

Barn and Aisle-way Safety

By Christine Barakat

A stable aisle is a driveway, foyer and living room all in one. Because a stable aisle has busy traffic and multiple uses, a badly designed or poorly maintained aisle can be annoying and even dangerous. Whether you’re designing new barn plans or improving an existing setup, consider the following aspects of aisle-way safety as you plan: Read more...

The Evolution of Barns

From the days when Thomas Jefferson envisioned the new republic as a nation dependent on citizen farmers for its stability and its freedom, the family farm has been a vital image in the American consciousness.

As the main structures of farms, barns evoke a sense of tradition and security, and communicate closeness to the land and community by the people who built them.

13 tips to keep your barn safe from fire.

What kind of barn do you have?  If it is a wooden barn, you may have a pretty, big fire hazard.  Thankfully, fires don't happen often. When they do, it’s often a case of poor fire prevention rather than bad luck. By following our Lucky 13 list below, you can increase the odds that you'll keep your horses safe from fire.  Of course, if you're thinking of building a new barn, one of the smartest things you can do to prevent a fire is to build an MDBarnmaster barn.