BCHA Expands its Reach to Benefit Equestrians Across the US
Back Country Horsemen of America, the organization that works hard to protect our right to ride horses on public lands, is bigger than ever.
Back Country Horsemen of America, the organization that works hard to protect our right to ride horses on public lands, is bigger than ever.
Douglas Antczak, VMD, PhD, recently commemorated the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the endometrial cups with a review in the Annual Review of Animal Biosciences.
Learn how students help care for stallions, mares, and foals as they prepare for work in the equine industry.
Fifteen equine rescue/rehabilitation/retraining and placement facilities across the United States have been awarded. One pledge has also been made.
Review highlights from the 45th Annual American Horse Council convention held in Washington, D.C.

Radio broadcasts appear to increase owners’ awareness of working equids’ needs, researchers found.

Ethiopia has the largest equine population in Africa with an estimated 1.91 million horses, 6.75 million donkeys, and 0.35 million mules. It also has one deadly disease threatens the entire population: African horse sickness.
Due to an increasing number of confirmed Vesicular Stomatitis in Texas, Louisiana animal health officials are imposing enhanced requirements on livestock entering Louisiana from a state that has diagnosed cases of VS.
The nonprofit Rural Sustainability Organization submitted an application to the BLM to establish an ecosanctuary on approximately 15,000 acres of land in western Montana.
The event is designed to maximize each participant’s ability to create profit in their practice.

University of Florida researchers have found evidence that equine influenza A virus can jump from horses to camels, and they believe humans could be next.

The newly confirmed case is in a horse residing in Nueces County, about 10 miles south of Mathis.

New South Wales, Australia, Department of Primary Industries veterinarians have confirmed hendra virus as the cause of death of one horse residing west of Murwillumbah on NSW’s north coast.

Start thinking now about protecting yourself and your horse from West Nile virus (WNV), says a Kansas State University veterinarian.
The Arabian Horse Foundation has announced $11,500 in equine research funding for support of projects studying health conditions impacting Arabian horses.
Five equine rescues received $10,000 each for their work to protect horses.
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