LiveryList, a comprehensive online directory for equestrian livery yards across the UK, has launched a series of guides aimed at supporting livery yard owners and elevating industry standards.The 10 Back to Basics guides cover a range of subjects including pricing, contracts and biosecurity, and are designed to help yard owners understand and implement industry best practices.It is hoped that by addressing the fundamental aspects of yard ownership and recognising the complexities involved in managing a successful livery yard, the guides will help yard owners and managers raise their standards and add value to the services that they offer. LiveryList has worked with equestrian charities, welfare organisations, and governing bodies, to ensure the guides contain reliable, up-to-date, and industry-backed advice and information.Operating in a viable mannerWith continually increasing costs for running yards and owning horses, and a highlight on equine welfare standards, now it is more important than ever to ensure that yard owners are operating in a viable manner, said LiveryList founder Cheryl Johns.By collaborating with leading industry bodies, charities and organisations, and providing these resources at no cost, we are ensuring that yard owners have access to the best possible guidance and support.The 10 Back to Basics guides are:Back to Basics #1: Offering LiveryBack to Basics #2: Equine WelfareBack to Basics #3: Livery PricingBack to Basics #4: Livery ContractsBack to Basics #5: Yard InsuranceBack to Basics #6: Client ManagementBack to Basics #7: Yard BiosecurityBack to Basics #8: Worming and ParasitesBack to Basics #9: Business Best PracticeBack to Basics #10: EmploymentLiveryList was launched in 2020 to provide yard owners with free access to business tools, templates and expert advice.The Back to Basics guides are available on the Yard Owner Hub, LiveryLists dedicated resource centre.Related contentSave the date for Your Horse Live!This is what a horses ear positions tell you about how theyre feelingHow to tell if a horse is happyHorse owners guide to equine health insurance and vet fees coverThe post LiveryList launches new resources to support yard owners appeared first on Your Horse.