September 12, 2013–Thanks to a special sponsorship by Merial, all members of the Veterinary Business Management Association (VBMA.biz) now receive free subscriptions to EquiManagement quarterly veterinary business magazine as well…
…at Michigan State University, one of the top U.S. universities in equine science and management. This program offers equine education courses and resources to help you achieve your horse-management goals….
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…Brown’s THIN Inc. in 2013. EquiManagement, launched in 2009, serves the equine veterinary community as a quarterly journal of practice management ideas and tools. “We aim to help vets run…
January 17, 2010 — A new worldwide Eventing Risk Management Policy and Action Plan aimed at reducing cross-country horse falls was launched at the third annual FEI Safety meeting in…
…around our country are located in wildlife management areas. Check the wildlife areas in your region for such possible use. We chose to ride the Blackfoot-Clearwater Wildlife Management Area, located…
…teach the class, which will include guest lectures by nationally ranked athletes and leaders in the competition management field. Topics covered include risk management, safety, planning & logistics, budgeting, securing…
…?green? fly control option for the barn is by using a horse manure management plan. There’s a good chance that those pesky insects buzzing in your ear were born in…
…pasture when weeds take over. It doesn’t take much grazing pressure to change the dynamics of a plant population within a horse pasture, especially during drought. Horse pasture management requires…
Careful management in the spring will increase the grazing potential of your pasture. We may be off to a slow start for spring, but following some essential pasture management guidelines…
