Alberta Carriage Supply Now a Dealer for I&J Manufacturing

At Alberta Carriage Supply, we’ve always believed horses are more than something to look at, they’re meant to work, contribute, and be part of the farm again. That’s why we’re pleased to announce that ACS is now a dealer for I&J Manufacturing, one of North America’s leading builders of modern horse-powered farm equipment. 

For farmers, market gardeners, homesteaders, and teamsters who want to put horses back to productive use, I&J has built a reputation for durable, practical equipment that bridges traditional horsepower with modern farming needs. 

Equipment Designed for Real Horse Farming 

I&J equipment is designed and built in Pennsylvania in collaboration with Amish farmers who rely on horses every day. Their machines combine time-tested horse farming principles with thoughtful engineering that makes work more efficient. 

The product line includes equipment such as: 

For many farms, a PTO forecart becomes the heart of the system. It allows a team of horses to power equipment like mowers, balers, generators, and other PTO-driven tools — greatly expanding what horses can do on a modern farm. 

Practical Equipment for Today’s Small Farms 

Across North America we’re seeing renewed interest in horse-powered farming, especially among small farms, regenerative agriculture operations, and market gardeners. 

Horses offer some real advantages: 

But to make horses practical today, farmers need equipment designed for the way we farm now. That’s exactly where I&J equipment shines. 

A Natural Fit for ACS 

Adding I&J equipment fits perfectly with our goal of helping people put their horses to work. 

Many of the customers we serve already use horses for: 

Now ACS customers will have access to a complete line of modern horse farming equipment designed to make that work easier and more productive. 

Learn to Use Horse Equipment 

If you’re interested in learning how to work horses in the field, our ACS events and clinics are a great place to start. 

This spring we’re hosting: 

These events are hands-on opportunities to learn how to safely and effectively work horses — whether you’re just getting started or expanding what your team can do.