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Meet The Horse’s Newest Team Member
Hello visitors of TheHorse.com! Welcome to “At Home with Horses” and thank you for visiting! My name is Michelle Anderson, and I’m the most recent
Mild Winter Impacts Weed Emergence
The mild winter weather and excellent soil moisture have resulted in rapid growth of many cool-season weeds
Study: Zebra Stripes Deter Horseflies
According to a recent study, a coat pattern with numerous narrow stripes deteres horseflies from landing.
Basic Manure Management Equipment for Horse Properties
Basic horse manure management equipment includes a good wheelbarrow and manure fork.
Molecular Monitoring of Equine Joint Homeostasis
It’s beneficial to look at biomarkers that reflect changes in cartilage as well as the joint capsule and bone.
Manuka Honey for Healing Horse Wounds (AAEP 2011)
Manuka honey can be used to promote healing of wounds without the need for a bandage, one researcher said.
Weed of the Month: Yew, Taxus
Taxus species, frequently called “yew” are used as ornamentals in much of the eastern United States and Canada. Generally, these evergreen plants are found in highly managed landscapes. Taxus plants thrive under many conditions, which make them a pop
Michigan Barn Fire Kills 38 Horses; Injures Employee
A Southern Michigan barn fire at the farm of longtime Thoroughbred owner/breeder Jerry Campbell’s Ca
Assateague Wild Horse Shooter Sentenced
A Maryland man convicted in connection with last year’s shooting death of a wild mare at the Assatea
Hendra Virus Quarantine Lifted in Queensland
Two properties that have been under quarantine for Hendra virus have been given the all clear.
Livestock Investigation Clinic for Kentucky Officials
Livestock Investigation Training for county and state officials returns to Asbury University March 14-16, 2012
Equine Leptospirosis Abortion Update from the UKVDL
As of Feb. 17 the University of Kentucky’s VDL has confirmed 21 cases of equine leptospiral abortion
Reproduction Facility Opens at UK Maine Chance Equine Campus
The grand opening celebration for the University of Kentucky’s Equine Reproduction Facilities was held Feb. 2.
Managing Severe Colic in the Field (AAEP 2011)
Horse owners should be prepared to make decisions about managing serious colic without the option of referral.
Qualified Victory
I’m a big fan of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution, especially the clause about freedom of the press. Part of my interest
Seven Ponies Dead from Outbreak in Mayotte
Seven ponies have died at an equestrian center located on the Indian Ocean island of Mayotte.
