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Kentucky Researchers Identify Virus Associated With Increase in Foal Diarrhea
Officials have determined what caused an increase in diarrhea of very young foals earlier this year in Kentucky's Bluegrass Region.
University of Kentucky
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UK Ag Equine Programs Launches Photography Contest
A photography contest run by the University of Kentucky is open to photos of horses competing in any discipline, as well as interacting on a farm.
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Virtual Pasture Management Workshop Focuses on Weed Control, Forage
A free virtual pasture management workshop will be offered next month by the University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension and Ag Equine Program.
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Weanling, Yearlings Focus of Virtual UK Equine Showcase
Topics affecting young horses will be the featured topics in the 10thAnnual UK Equine Showcase, which will be conducted virtually in 2021.
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University Survey Seeks Info on Older Horses
Owners of horses age 15 and older are asked to participate in a survey researchers hope will help them better understand the needs of that age bracket. The survey is through the University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research Center.
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Equine Infectious Disease Specialists Join University of Kentucky
The University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research Center recently welcomed two accomplished researchers into its infectious disease program.
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University Seeks Participants For Online Rider Survey
Researchers at the University of Kentucky are seeking participants for a survey about the horse industry. The goal is to better understand who participates in horse activities and sports.
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3 To Be Inducted Into UK Equine Research Hall of Fame
Scientists who have contributed to the understanding and treatment of EHV-1 neurologic syndrome, Rhodococcus equi, stallion fertility and many other conditions and diseases will be inducted into the University of Kentucky Gluck Equine Research Foundation’s UK Equine Research Hall of Fame.
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College Short Course To Cover Reproduction And Management
Registrations are being accepted for a two-day course on equine reproduction and related horse management taught by the University of Kentucky (UK).
