Oversight and Interaction
The policies are stringent. A hard line seems to have been drawn. Responsibilities have been assigned. Excruciating details have been put forth. Now the big questions is: Who?
Georgia and the USDA decided to grant waivers to allow
- Topics: Article, Piroplasmosis
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Kimberly S. Brown has served as editor and continues to contribute to My Senior Horse, which she founded for Equine Network and Linda Mars. She previously spent 10 years at Equine Network and three years working in equine nutrition. Before that, she worked nearly 30 years at The Blood-Horse, spending her final 15 years on The Horse and TheHorse.com.
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