Be the change: Equine Industry Symposium goes virtual
This year’s theme is “Resilience: Rethinking, Restructuring, Re-evaluating due to Covid-19”, focusing on the pandemic and how it has impacted the equine industry.
Read moreThis year’s theme is “Resilience: Rethinking, Restructuring, Re-evaluating due to Covid-19”, focusing on the pandemic and how it has impacted the equine industry.
Read more“Metabolic and Cushing Syndrome — Understanding Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention” will explore the causes of metabolic disease and how to keep horses happy and healthy without putting them at risk.
Read moreAustralian equestrian magazine Hoofbeats has released its 2020 Stallion and Stud Directory free online.
Read moreSue Dyson will share some of her research into looking at the signs and behaviours horses display when in pain during this week’s Welfare Wednesday webinar.
Read moreFree webinar will look at strategies for mycotoxin elimination, mycotoxin detection methods, the effects of mycotoxin in feed on animal health and mycotoxin awareness.
Read moreThe first “Ask the Experts” webinar from Rutger’s University Equine Science Center is hosting five experts who will answer questions on an array of topics.
Read moreMore than 50 films from 16 countries celebrating the horse are being screened by this year’s Equus Film & Arts Fest Virtual Event.
Read moreDelegates can attend the “Welfare and Performance of the Ridden Horse: The Future” conference, either in person in Nottingham, or via live streaming.
Read more“For the Love of the Senior Horse” features advice from equine bodyworker, Krietta “Creepy” Phillips, and trainers Sallie Spenard and Maddie Piplico.
Read moreLatest issues of “Appaloosa Journal” and “The Chronicle of the Horse” available to view.
Read moreEquine Guelph is setting up a free virtual classroom for youth where they will be able to take a Horse Behaviour & Safety course on demand until February 2021.
Read moreEquine Science Talk International brings together three of Germany’s top equine scientists to address some of the most common questions and topics discussed by horse owners and trainers.
Read moreHow can we prepare ourselves for such a traumatic event? “Planning for equine end of life – and how to cope with it” looks at the topic.
Read moreFour lectures over two weekends starting on October 23 are being hosted by the International Symposium on Equine Reproduction in Brazil.
Read moreWildlife ecologist Craig Downer will discuss reserve design and fertility control in wild horses, hosted by Australia’s Brumby Action Group.
Read moreShort films highlight the plight of North America’s mustangs during the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival.
Read more“At first barefoot was such a fringe thing. Now it’s not fringe,” says publisher, as final 20th anniversary issue of magazine announced.
Read more“Understanding colic – what we as owners need to know” is the topic for the latest “Welfare Wednesday” webinar.
Read moreA free equine care and emergency plan will be given to those who “Pledge to React” to colic.
Read moreDigital conference in Austria “Doing animal health in a more-than-human world” open to guests.
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