UK Equine Initiative Equine Farm and Facilities Expo

The University of Kentucky Equine Initiative will host an equine farm and facilities expo June 1 from 3:30 to 8 p.m. EDT at Lexington’s Spy Coast Farm on Newtown Pike.
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The University of Kentucky Equine Initiative will host an equine farm and facilities expo June 1 from 3:30 to 8 p.m. EDT at Lexington’s Spy Coast Farm on Newtown Pike.

“The expo will allow farm owners and managers to see the range of equipment and supplies that are currently available for small- to medium-sized horse farms.” said Ray Smith, associate professor and forage extension specialist for the UK College of Agriculture. “UK specialists will provide ‘hands-on’ instruction techniques for spraying, seeding, fencing, and mowing pastures.” The expo will feature demonstrations on the practical use of equipment suited for small- to mid-sized equine operations from 6-8 p.m. The demonstrations will include weed control basics, mowing and dragging small pastures, seeding and overseeding pastures, and fencing and water systems for rotational grazing. The highlight of the expo will be equipment displays from companies throughout Central Kentucky.

Reservations for the farm and facilities expo are appreciated but not required. Contact the Fayette County Extension Office at 859/257-5582 or dLCESFayette@uky.edu to RSVP. A meal will also be provided.

Spy Coast Farm specializes in breeding and developing top-quality performance horses. Spy Coast Farm’s Kentucky location serves as the home base for its show horses during the summer months and is its primary breeding location. Spy Coast Farm also has operations in Florida and New York

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