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Melissa Kitchen, Vice President of marketing services at the Equine Network joins us to discuss Horse Week - a full week celebration of all things horse!  Watch never before seen documentaries, instructional videos and insider peeks into the industry we all love. And best news yet - its FREE!  So put October 3-9th on your calendar, sit back and stream away.

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Dr. Nettie Liburt, Buckeye Nutrition, shares her personal story of her horse E.T. and his recent diagnosis of PPID and a rash of suspensory issues. Is it all connected?

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Dr. Dianne McFarlane, and Dr. Todd Holbrook, internationally recognized researchers in endocrinopathic laminitis,  return to the program and join together to discuss some of the recent research in this insidious and sometimes under-diagnosed disease.  They provide advice to regulate diets, address hoof pain and even suggest some shoes to get your horse dancing again.  Recorded at the historic Atherton Hotel at Oklahoma State University.

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In this episode, we feature more abstracts from the 2021 Equine Science Society Symposium.  Join Dr. Betsy Greene, University of Arizona, Dr. Sara Mastellar, Ohio State ATI, and Dr. Rhonda Hoffman, Middle Tennessee State University, as they discuss their favorite talks from the Teaching and Extension Session.  We learn that the best equine coaches teach on the psychological side, undergraduates students learn best through research and in a pinch you can still hold a pretty good workshop online.

Brain Training for Riders

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In a world where climate disasters seem to be around every corner, horse owners can be left feeling about nervous about the next event. Whether you live on a coast or not, torrential rains and flooding can be a serious risk to your horse.  Join Dr. Carissa Wickens, University of Florida, and Monty Dozier, Texas A&M Agrilife as they share some tips on staying safe and keeping your horse healthy when the rain starts to fall.

http://blogs.ifas.ufl.edu/marionco/2020/06/24/hurricane-preparedness-for-equine-owners/

https://largeanimal.vethospitals.ufl.edu/hurricane-season-preparation-for-florida-horse-farms/

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EDEN/IFAS Hurricane preparedness video:

https://youtu.be/JyfBO8mHIwM

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Dr. Krishona Martinson, Dr. Bob Coleman and Dr. Amanda Grev share their favorite research presentations from the 2021 Equine Science Symposium.  We learn easy keepers are a real thing, there may be heavy metals in our arenas, and warm season grasses can grow up north!    Stay tuned for more current breaking research news for equine scientists across the nation~

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Dr. Krishona Martinson, University of Minnesota, and Dr. Leigh Ann Skurupey from North Dakota State University share tips from the front lines of drought ridden states.  With the wild swings in weather, we should all be prepared for failing pastures and high hay prices.  Join us for some great tips on how to keep going!

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Managing drought stressed pastures

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Dr. Krishona Martinson and Dr. Betsy Greene share tips on getting your horse to lose weight, and why that might be the best thing you can do for your horse's health!

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Dr. Kathy Anderson, University of Nebraska and Dr. Colleen Brady, Purdue University, share their personal stories of equine protozoal myelitis and the horses they own.  We also share tips on prevention, symptoms and just recognizing when something isn't right.

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Dr. Danielle Smarsh from Penn State University shares a few stories of her favorite places she has experienced horseback, from Peru to New Zealand, South Africa and more.  There is no better way to explore new countries than from the back of a horse.