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Weed of the Month: Poison Hemlock

Weed of the Month: Poison Hemlock

Poison hemlock is extremely poisonous to horses and humans, however horses rarely eat this plant because of its low palatability.

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FL Senate Committee Passes Medication Bill

Groups Step Up Call for Model Racehorse Drug Rules

Racing industry organizations have stepped up their call for swift adoption of national model rules on medication and drug testing in the wake of investigations into allegations of mistreatment and over-medication of Thoroughbred racehorses.

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Deciphering Your Feed Tag

Feeding Foals through Weaning

Properly preparing the foals to be weaned can make the process much easier for everyone, and part of that preparation includes setting up a successful feeding transition for the foal.

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breeding horses; Cooled-Shipped Sperm Quality's Effect on Fertility

Seminal Plasma Removal Not Needed for All Stallions

Many breeders remove seminal plasma from stallion semen before cooling. Researchers recently confirmed that while seminal plasma removal helped stabilize sperm, that stability didn’t appear to affect pregnancy rates.

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Carbohydrates Defined

Nutrient Deficiencies in Horse Diets

Horses, like all animals, have a range of nutrient requirements to meet their daily needs. And if these minimum requirements are not met, the horse could show signs of a deficiency.

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