The Equestrian Land Conservation Resource (ELCR) announced today that it has added Karen Isberg and Rick Potts to its Advisory Board.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Md. – The equine rotational grazing and pasture management showcase at the University or Maryland’s research and education farm in Howard County is nearly complete.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Md. – Many people involved within the horse industry often do not view their small horse operation as a business.

AMES, Iowa -- Horse enthusiasts will want to make a stop at the Iowa State University exhibit at the Farm Progress Show to learn about a comprehensive education program that teaches the science of horse management.

LEXINGTON, Ky., -The University of Kentucky’s pasture evaluation program will host a seminar called “Horse Pastures in the Fall: a Perfect Time to Renovate” in conjunction with the Kentucky Equine Humane Center at the Center’s facility in Nicholasville, Ky., on Tuesday, Aug. 26 from 5 to 8:30 p.m.

AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. - Alabama horse enthusiasts have the opportunity to go back to school and focus on the care and management of horses and horse businesses.

The Equestrian Land Conservation Resource celebrates a new milestone in its Equestrian Partner program as it welcomes The Goethe Trail, Inc. to fill the much anticipated slot of Equestrian Partner No. 100.

The Equestrian Land Conservation Resource (ELCR) is pleased to welcome four new members into its Equestrian Partner program: Sonoma County Horse Council, Lynwood Equine, Guardian Horse Bedding and Kentucky Equine Education Project.

Simply by driving along any motorway it is clear that European horses are under a very real threat. Ragwort, the bright yellow poisonous plant, has reached epidemic levels across the country.

Lexington, Kentucky - Lexington's Division of Parks and Recreation will hold a series of public meetings in early August to discuss the new comprehensive plan for all parks.