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USDA Announces Help for Farmers in Drought Areas
As part of continuing steps by the Obama Administration to get assistance to producers impacted by the drought, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Aug. 15 designated 172 additional counties in 15 states as primary natural disaster areas due to drought a
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Woman Brings Horse in Out of the Cold
A woman in Scotland, who is considered eccentric by her neighbors has moved her horse into the living room of her semi-detached home after her arrangements for stable space near her home fell through.
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Save by Registering for Certified Horseman Conference Now!
The Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) International Conference will be held October 11 â 14, 2012 at the Canyonview Equestrian Center and College in Silverton, Oregon. This event is open to the public and participants get to ride on school horses
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American Paint Horse Association Turns Fabulous 50
The American Paint Horse Association (APHA) officially turns 50 years old on February 16, 2012, commemorating a breed association that has registered more than one million horses.
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Results of AHP Equine Survey are In
According to Chris Brune, Executive Director of American Horse Publications, the results of the 2012 Equine Industry Survey are in and have been given to AHP members who participated in promoting the survey.
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NetPosse Working to Unite Horses/Owners After NC Storm
In an effort to provide aid to the people and organizations that are currently working to rescue horses in the areas devastated by the storm in Burke, Cleveland and Rutherford counties, Stolen Horse International, also known as NetPosse.com, is offeringÂ
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Feed, Fuel, and Vet Costs Affecting Horse Owners
The results of the AHP 2012 Equine Industry Survey show that many horse owners are being impacted by the growing costs of feed, fuel and veterinary services. To obtain a better understanding of how increased costs have affected horse handlers, survey par
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Youth Division Adds Twist to Mustang Makeover
The Supreme Extreme Mustang Makeover will add a new twist in 2012 as 100 yearlings will be offered for adoption for a new youth division. Yearlings will be adopted prior to the Supreme similar to the 200 older geldings that will be offered, too. In 2012,
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Over-population of Horses Creates Problems in New Mexico
According to government agricultural officals and other authorities, thousands of wild, abandoned and feral horses are roaming the state of New Mexico forcing residents and officials to come up with better solutions to the over-population of horses on th
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Abandoned NJ Horse Up for Adoption
Walter, a male quarterhorse/Tennessee walker cross found wandering the streets of Millstone in October 2011, has been put up for adoption since no one has come forward to claim him, according to Lisa Post of Helping Hearts Equine Rescue.