After an exceptionally dry and windy spring the North Texas Area FINALLY received enough rain to grow the grass. The first cutting is underway and fresh hay is now available! Hopefully, once the fields are cut, baled, and cleared we will get another round of rainstorms sufficient to nourish the second cutting. Oh, and we can do without the hail this time around!
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- VetMotl Microfluidic Sperm Sample Prep Technology Now Available for Equine Reproduction
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- Tips for Getting Horses to Eat Medications
- Alberta Appaloosa Gelding Tests Positive for Strangles
- Quarter Horse News
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- AAEP
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