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Potomac horse fever spreads as weather warms

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Horses, mules and donkeys contract PHF after accidentally eating infected aquatic insects.

Rodeo teaches lifelong lessons in Hoosier State

Jan 20, 2022

Slideshow: The Southern Indiana Junior Rodeo Association impacts youth through roping, riding and learning.

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Watch horse gentler tame wild colt

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Ron Knodel will calm a Bureau of Land Management wild colt in under 30 minutes.

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Texas livestock, horse brands expire, renewal required by February

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Tiffany Lashmet, in her latest Texas Agriculture Law Blog, discusses how brands expire every 10 years and the date by which they must be renewed.

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Horse training demos return to FPS

Aug 05, 2021

The Farm Progress Show welcomes Steve Lantvit and his equine expertise this year.

Am I meeting my horse’s nutritional needs?

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Ask the Expert: Too much starch and sugars make horses hot.

Equine herpesvirus emerges briefly in Utah

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State Veterinarian Dean Taylor investigated other reports of ill horses, but no other cases have been confirmed.

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Vaccinations help prepare horses for spring

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Horse owners encouraged to vaccinate for West Nile virus, Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus.

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Bull sale's new manager brings unique perspectives

Jan 28, 2020

Second woman to hold position has experience in both cattle and horses

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