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Home to author, educator, and equestrian professional Christina Keim, Cold Moon Farm is a working horse farm dedicated to promoting the principles of sustainable living, conservation and the highest standards of horsemanship.

10/30/2026

Recently, I received an unexpected email from the United States Equestrian Federation-- I was the 1,500th licensed official to sign up for their new online training platform, and I was therefore the winner of an official USEF-branded vest from Ariat.

I don't know about you, but I NEVER win this kinds of promotions, so I got a good chuckle out of it. But here it is--looking sharp and representing USEF.

Thanks to the sponsors for their support!

10/29/2026

🐎✨ Stronger riders. More connected partnerships. Meaningful growth — for horse and human.

Christina’s Equestrian Yoga & Mounted Mindfulness clinics are designed to support the whole team. Through thoughtful dharma discussions, rider-specific yoga practice, and mounted mindfulness application, participants gain practical, transferable tools that improve balance, focus, feel, and communication in the saddle.

Riders leave more aware, more present, and more deeply connected to their horses.

Take a look at what some of our happy participants had to say! 💬

Interested in hosting a clinic at your barn or learning more?
Email Christina at [email protected]

Bring this transformative experience to your riding community and invest in growth, for you and your horse. 🌿

10/27/2026

We love hearing how our customers use their Cold Moon Farm Grain Bag Totes! Check out this perfect example in action.

Each tote is handmade and completely one-of-a-kind

Just $15 each (shipping available for an additional fee )

Every purchase supports the Cold Moon Farm Sanctuary Care Fund, helping us care for our senior and retired animals

Email [email protected] to claim yours today!

10/23/2026

This week's features Anna, out and about on the powerline trails behind the farm. You can tell this photo was from earlier this year, long before all the trees and shrubs started to turn and we pulled out our safety orange!

10/21/2026

We are in the horse business, not the compost business, but when our horses do their business…it makes Poo For You!

The season is winding down, and as you put up your beds and gardens for the season, please consider using CMF's Poo For You Aged Compost for your fertilizing needs. This isn't just raw manure! Our aged compost is made primarily from horse manure and hay, with a little bit of household produce mixed in. We rotate it through our 3 bay compost bin, and then let it “cook” a bit longer in long rows. The entire process takes about five to eight months, and the result is a rich, earthy compost perfect for gardens, beds, and other similar uses.

Self-serve bags are available "grab and go" style roadside ($5 each, ~30 pounds) or 1/2 yard tractor bucket scoops available by appointment (after 5 PM M-F, weekends). Bags will be out front until sometime in November, or when the snow flies--whichever comes first!

Cold Moon Farm is the permanent home for four senior/sanctuary horses; these are animals whose active riding or competition careers are over, and who often require extra care. ALL MONIES FROM SALES go into our Sanctuary Care Fund. This Fund is used to help to ensure these animals receive the highest standards of veterinary, farrier, and adjunctive support in their senior years.

10/19/2026

I feel so fortunate to have the opportunity to judge at two wonderful schooling events held at the Hazel Grove Equestrian Park in Groton, Massachusetts. Last weekend I officiated at the Groton Pony Club’s Fall Horse Trials (which included the Central New England Region Pony Club D Rally) and this past weekend at the Apple Tree Farm Halloween Two Phase.

Schooling shows like these are so important for horses and riders to gain experience and confidence, and for many riders on a budget, increasingly represent their main opportunity to get in the show ring.

My priority at these shows is always to “educate, not eliminate,” a mantra I learned from my friend and USEF technical delegate Ray Denis. We want these athletes to leave with feedback to work on and the enthusiasm to come back in the future.

Thank you 🙏 to the organizers and volunteers who put these shows together, invite myself and others out to officiate, and provide equestrians with these valuable learning experiences.

10/17/2026

It’s fall, y’all.

10/16/2026

So much wisdom in those soulful eyes.

Spring Hollow Marquesa

PC📸 Jessica Joyce

10/14/2026

Hanging out at the gate is where it’s at. The rising sun after Sunday evening’s rain made for some fun mist rising on Monday morning.

(And yes, two of these photos are of Marquesa. The gate is her favorite place to nap in the morning, as the mid October sun finally comes above the trees).

10/13/2026

How fun is this? Three authors, three books, one pony.

Chelsea Canedy (Finding Purpose, Trafalgar Square, 2026)
Christina Keim (Unwanted: the Causes and Effects of America's Horse Population Crisis, Trafalgar Square, 2025)
DRF Isabela (not an author...yet)
Karen Rohlf (Dressage Naturally...Results in Harmony, Temenos Fields, 2007)

PC📸 Taken by and Courtesy of Katie Liscovitz at Unexpected Farm, September 2026

Address

Rte 202a
Rochester, NH

Website

http://www.coldmoonfarm.org/

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