DAY IN MY LIFE | Riding, Working & Farm Sitting
Georgia Ellie Equestrian
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I know how much you all love a good "Day In My Life" and what better than a day spent on the farm!
Catch up with how all the animals are doing as well as the horses, plus meet some new additions that I'm not too happy about đź‘€
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9 Comments
@mazfb9240 2 days ago
I'm so glad all those chickens have a lovely home now. I think they are very sweet!
@susanvuturo4361 21 hours ago
Georgia, I am so impressed by all that you do. You are certainly a hard-working girl! And all that work in addition to your riding and competing!. Also, I had no idea that you have a benign brain tumor. Girl, I will definitely keep you in my prayers. Love your videos!❤
@ReginaDent-t1o 1 day ago
Hi I love ur vids I just got a horses we had to sell our Shetland because she was too grean
@AnnieDewiPerci 2 days ago
I have a flea bitten gray.
I have been using this on Aria and my Welsh D cob, Cariad who is Black.
I got this recipe online years go and I find it amazing
You can make an effective, chemical-free fly spray by mixing 1 part cold-pressed neem oil with 10 parts lukewarm water (maximum 35°C) and a small squirt of washing-up liquid or liquid soap to help the oil blend ( Add extra on top and add white vinegar lemongrass essential oil Lavender oil, peppermint, add about 10 drops of each ) of Rosmary and citronella or Orange oil’s )
IT STINKS and flys hate them smells of oils and neem oil )
How to Prepare and Use Neem Fly Spray
• Warm the oil: Neem oil solidifies below 20°C, so warm the bottle in room-temperature water first to make it liquid.
• Emulsify: Because oil and water do not naturally mix, add a squirt of liquid soap or washing-up liquid and shake the spray bottle vigorously for at least 60 seconds.
• Shelf life: Mixed water-and-neem solutions remain effective for about 5 to 7 days, so mix only what you plan to use within a week.
• Application: Shake the bottle before each use and spray liberally over fly-prone areas, but avoid the eyes and sensitive mucous membranes.
I have been using this on Aria and my Welsh D cob, Cariad who is Black.
I got this recipe online years go and I find it amazing
You can make an effective, chemical-free fly spray by mixing 1 part cold-pressed neem oil with 10 parts lukewarm water (maximum 35°C) and a small squirt of washing-up liquid or liquid soap to help the oil blend ( Add extra on top and add white vinegar lemongrass essential oil Lavender oil, peppermint, add about 10 drops of each ) of Rosmary and citronella or Orange oil’s )
IT STINKS and flys hate them smells of oils and neem oil )
How to Prepare and Use Neem Fly Spray
• Warm the oil: Neem oil solidifies below 20°C, so warm the bottle in room-temperature water first to make it liquid.
• Emulsify: Because oil and water do not naturally mix, add a squirt of liquid soap or washing-up liquid and shake the spray bottle vigorously for at least 60 seconds.
• Shelf life: Mixed water-and-neem solutions remain effective for about 5 to 7 days, so mix only what you plan to use within a week.
• Application: Shake the bottle before each use and spray liberally over fly-prone areas, but avoid the eyes and sensitive mucous membranes.
DAY IN MY LIFE | Riding, Working & Farm Sitting
Georgia Ellie Equestrian
3,970 views
I know how much you all love a good "Day In My Life" and what better than a day spent on the farm!
Catch up with how all the animals are doing as well as the horses, plus meet some new additions that I'm not too happy about đź‘€
Don't forget to subscribe ❤️