By Sharon Choney, Cargill Equine Consultant. As winter approaches and pasture sources are no longer available, the selection and purchase of hay or other roughage sources becomes an important decision Continue Reading →
Today I’m going to tell you about a Quarter Horse mare named Honey who was sold as a five year old, but after looking at her teeth we determined she Continue Reading →
The Companion Animal Alliance of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, will build a 31,000 square foot shelter on the campus of Louisiana State University. The cost of the shelter has been covered Continue Reading →
Researchers at the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin, Germany, surmise that gaited horses developed from a mutation that appeared in English horses by the 9th Continue Reading →
By Dr. Neely Walker– nwalker@agcenter.lsu.edu, Courtnee Morton, Quynchi Tran, Dr. Britta Leise, and Dr. Rebecca McConnico. Louisiana State University Agricultural Center & Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine. Natural Continue Reading →
by Sharon Choney, Cargill Equine Consultant. Performance horses in all disciplines, from racing to western pleasure, are expected to deliver optimum performance all year around, regardless of temperature. Allowing the Continue Reading →
