Horse Bits is published bi-monthly by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, Department of Animal Science at Texas A&M University. This newsletter is a free service and is available to anyone interested in equine science.
Editor: Dr. Dennis Sigler, Professor & Extension Horse Specialist
Please email Chelsie Huseman at chelsie.huseman@tamu.edu to be added to the distribution list.
Archives
- Recent EHV-1 cases reported in both Texas and Oklahoma
- Equine Reproduction Management Short Course provides hands-on practical experience
- TAMU Farrier Conference provides exceptional education for Texas professional farriers
- Low starch feeds may not be the best feeding program for the elite performance horse
- Take good care of that newborn foal
- New technology leads to innovative research in equine science
- Updates on equine disease outbreaks
- 48th Annual State 4-H Horse Show a huge success
- A&M interns gain valuable real-world horse experience
- Dworczyk presents research at ISER meeting
- Research team investigates exercise stress in stallions
- Broodmare nutrition important during mid to late gestation
- Lighting to prevent winter hair growth
- Texas A&M to host Intercollegiate Stock Horse Show
- Upcoming Texas A&M equine workshops and conference
- Vesicular Stomatitis Quarantine Lifted
- More on Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS)
- Faculty Member and Graduate Students Honored
- Consideration for Choosing Quality Forages for Horses
- Texas State 4-H Horse Show
- AQHA Sponsors International Horsemanship Clinics
- National Reining Horse Association Judging Seminar
- CEM Update
- More Research on Effect of Body Condition on Reproductive Performance
- Research on Horse Transportation
- Improper use of Nutritional Supplements
- Exercise and Heat Stress May Affect Reproductive Efficiency in Mares
- Snake Bite Cautions for Horse Owners
- National Reining Horse Association Judging Seminar
- 2009 Texas A&M University Horse Short Course
- Texas HORSE
- Alfalfa Hay Reduces the Severity of Equine Gastric Ulcers
- TAMU Equine Reproduction Management Short Course
- TAMU Stock Horse Team Excels in Fall Contests
- Contagious Equine Metritis (CEM) Outbreak
- Stallions Standing at the TAMU Horse Center