NC Horse Blog

By: Tiffanee Conrad-Acuña, Richmond County Livestock Agent Registries were invented to insure that a horses' lines are...

Nutritional requirements can vary greatly depending on your horse’s stage of development, level of activity, and especially if they are preg...

PREVENTION!! AVOIDING IMPACTION COLIC posted by Marti Day NC Cooperative Extension Agent Chatham County While we all love o...

Eve H. Honeycutt Extension Livestock Agent, Lenoir and Greene Counties For those of you who may be considering upda...

While thinking about a topic for this blog, I thought of educational resources that are out there for horse owners. Below are some Extension...

From Dr. Tom Ray: All but two of the quarantined premises and all of the horses located on those farms have been released from quarantine. ...

Nestled into the farming landscape of Scotland County, North Carolina is the 100-acre St. Andrews University Equestrian Program. Although I ...