Homes Sought for Arabian Horses
Pat Raia
February 24, 2012
A herd of more than 40 Arabian horses belonging to a deceased breeder in West Virginia are now in the care of
Design and maintain a healthy horse operation
A herd of more than 40 Arabian horses belonging to a deceased breeder in West Virginia are now in the care of
In Kentucky and surrounding states, winter has been abnormally mild; pastures will likely “green up” earlier.
The mild winter weather and excellent soil moisture have resulted in rapid growth of many cool-season weeds
According to a recent study, a coat pattern with numerous narrow stripes deteres horseflies from landing.
Basic horse manure management equipment includes a good wheelbarrow and manure fork.
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
The Australian equine influenza outbreak provided a unique opportunity to evaluate some biosecurity measures.
State animal health officials quaratined three premises in early to mid-January after confirming EHV-1.
Without proper post-treatment management and some husbandry adjustments pneumonia can recur.
A two-week Equine Biosecurity e-Session will be available April 16 – 29 for $75 (plus HST) per person.
Turn your mismanaged manure pile into an asset with these new technologies.
The equestrian portion of the London Olympic Games will play out against a backdrop of history and royalty.
A bill that would have established a registry for convicted animal abusers in Colorado failed in committee.
White snakeroot is a warm-season perennial frequently found in shaded areas of pastures near streams or woods.
It’s important that elected leaders understand and appreciate the United State’s $102 billion horse industry.
The new Orange County case brings the California total to 16 positive horses.
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