Conducting a Scientific Survey of an Equine Population
Equine Disease Quarterly
July 13, 2013
Reliable data on a state’s equine industry is important for veterinarians and business owners, among others.
Design and maintain a healthy horse operation
Reliable data on a state’s equine industry is important for veterinarians and business owners, among others.
Congressmen Andy Barr and Paul Tonko have been named co-chairs of the Congressional Horse Caucus.
Dr. Brandy Burgess of Colorado State University describes how to select a disinfectant to protect horses from infectious disease agents, based on organic material present, surface type, and disinfecting goals.
The caucuses are designed to inspire networking, communication, and education for Kentucky horsemen.
The BLM requests public nominations to fill three Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board positions.
Dr. Josie Traub-Dargatz of Colorado State University describes using quarantine, designated equipment, and other measures to avoid disease spread among a population when a new horse arrives at a barn or returns from a show or event.
Here are a few points to help you identify wildfire risks for your horse property along with the appropriate actions to minimize those risks.
A meat plant in New Mexico has received a federal permit to begin processing horses.
The National Forest System lacks the resources and staff to keep up with growing recreation demands.
All EHV-1 related restrictions placed on horses stabled in Barn 1 at Woodbine have been lifted.
Authorities hope the public can help identify who’s illegally dumping horse carcasses in San Joaquin County.
A horse stabled at the Val Verde County Fairgrounds tested positive for EIA earlier this month.
Outdoor wash racks are a wonderful way to hose off or bathe your horse while allowing water to recharge the natural system. Alayne shares some tips to keep in mind when setting up your outdoor wash area.
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to deny horsemeat inspection funds funds during fiscal 2014.
While USEF rules require owners to report fatalities, there are currently no regulations regarding collapse.
The amendment would deny the USDA funding to carry out inspections at U.S. horse processing plants.
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