News Archive: Ag Equine Programs
University of Kentucky alums to host Equine Field Day on June 23
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Holly Wiemers
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The event will showcase how improved pasture management can be implemented on a working farm in Central Kentucky.
‘I’m one step closer to my dream job’: UK senior secures valuable internship position
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Angelina Sonoqui
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Angelina Sonoqui is the newest member to join the Marketing and Agricultural Communications Services team, expanding on her career passion for serving the agricultural industry.
‘Room to grow’: How a University of Kentucky student found and created opportunities to thrive
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Bailey Vandiver
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Jaida Alee, the 2024 Lyman T. Johnson Torch Bearer Award recipient, graduates from the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment in May 2025, with hopes of joining the equine industry.
UK’s Equine Analytical Chemistry Lab Acquired by Eagle Diagnostics
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University of Kentucky announces the transition of its Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory (EACL) to new ownership under Eagle Diagnostics.
Unleashing horsepower: The genetic secret behind equine stamina
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Jordan Strickler
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University of Kentucky researcher Ted Kalbfleisch is helping advance knowledge of equine genetics and exercise physiology.
Finding community and camaraderie: Martin-Gatton CAFE student founded the UK Ranch Horse Team
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Zoey Ortega
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Sam Grinnell-Spiller, a student in the Martin Gatton College of Agriculture, Food and Environment, started the UK Ranch Horse Team as part of her equine science and management internship.
University of Kentucky study explores horse owners’ preparation and preferences for veterinary care
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Jordan Strickler
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UK researchers have conducted the most expansive study on horse owner/veterinarian relationships to date — uncovering data on spending habits, veterinary interaction and adapting to new care methods and technologies.
University of Kentucky names new director of the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
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Jordan Strickler
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With more than 20 years of applicable experience, Rebecca Wilkes is taking the reins of one of the country’s most vital animal laboratories.
‘Good fences make good neighbors’: Kentucky Spring Fencing Schools perfect for agriculturalists, homeowners
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Jennifer Elwell
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Farmers, hobbyists and agricultural professionals will have two opportunities this spring to learn about farm fencing basics and new innovations.
Eastern Tent Caterpillar Update: Protecting horses and trees amid late winter conditions
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Jordan Strickler
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While a cold winter delayed hatching for some counties, others are just now starting to reach the threshold.
