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Mental Health Hot Lines Help Farmers Deal with Drought

American farmers no longer have to stoically face all that Mother Nature and the economy can dish out. At least eight states offer free mental health hot lines to assist farmers and producers through difficult patches. During times of exceptiona

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Equine Flu Inquiry: Five Horses Not Checked

An investigation into how equine influenza entered Australia and who is responsible for allowing it is in full swing.

Retired High Court Judge Ian Callinan, who is conducting the inquiry into how equine influenza escaped

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Equine Program Helps Troubled Youth

Out of work and fighting depression, 23-year-old James Jones Jr. reached out to Boys’ Haven.


He had found a sense of belonging at the non-profit Louisville, Ky., home for neglected and abused youths as a teenager after shuffling

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Animals Rescued, Need Help, Near Rapid City, S.D.

When Pennington County, South Dakota, Sheriff’s Office deputies arrived to arrest a man on suspected domestic violence incidents on Nov. 20, they didn’t find him at home, but noted numerous animals in poor condition. The following day they

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Hampton Mounted Unit Faces More Troubles

Back in May, the Hampton, N.H., mounted unit had to move their four horses Blaze, Patriot, Buddy, and Arrow because of neglect at the farm where they’d been kept for years (see more information at

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Lawsonia Infections: An Emerging Problem

Over the past decade, Lawsonia intracellularis, the bacterium responsible for proliferative enteropathy (a spreading disease of the intestines), has been diagnosed with increasing frequency in horses and is now a significant problem in the industry.

L. intracellularis infections cause diarrhea, depression, fever

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Florida’s Equine Groom School Starts Dec. 3

Anyone interested in taking a course in hands-on handline of all types of horses will have the opportunity Dec. 3-21 at the Integrity Equine Center, 2300 NW County Road 329, in Citra, Fla., according to an article on Ocala.com.


The cours

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The Timeline of Laminitis

What happens within the foot of a laminitic horse? We know that the coffin bone can sink or rotate within the foot of a horse with severe laminitis, but that’s fairly late in the game. Researchers are very interested in what happens earlier than

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Abandoned Horses Pose Dilemma for Ranchers

Ranchers in the old West saw their horse herds depleted by rustlers. Today people are abandoning unwanted domestic horses on ranches and public lands, noted a story on TheWorldLink.com originating from La Grande, Ore.


High hay prices and

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