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  • Managing the Equine Athlete W 786
    Horses are incredible athletes. This publication provides information to help you to determine how hard a horse is working, how to make adjustments to their diet, and how to improving their fitness.
  • No Hoof No Horse W 785
    A horse’s soundness relies heavily on a solid foundation from the hoof, and even a minor injury to the hoof can be painful to the horse. Learn more about factors that influence hoof quality.
  • Equine Toxicity Series: Other Toxins to Horses W 784-C
    The United States is home to numerous poisonous plants to horses. Some are rare, but most are common weeds and trees. Learn more about toxins to horses in this third publication in the Equine Toxicity Series.
  • Equine Toxicity Series: Problematic Plants to Horses W 784-B
    The United States is home to numerous plants that are poisonous to horses. Some are rare, but most are common weeds and trees. Learn more about these problematic plants and how they affect horses in this second publication in the Equine Toxicity Series.
  • Equine Toxicity Series: Poisonous Plants to Horses W 784-A
    The United States is home to numerous plants that are poisonous to horses. Some are rare, but most are common weeds and trees. Learn more about these plants and how they affect horses in this first of three publications in the Equine Toxicity Series.
  • Litter Land Application Management W 796
    This publication provides Tennessee poultry producers who do not have a Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) permit with a litter land application rate worksheet to set agronomic litter land application rates.