New Online Course on Horses Launches at UF
Edited Press Release
October 2, 2015
The course includes information on common health issues, the species’ history, equine business and research, and more.
The course includes information on common health issues, the species’ history, equine business and research, and more.
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The website redesign is designed to make the performance award application process quicker and more efficient.
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