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National search underway - Vimarsana News

National search underway

Search advisory committee appointed to identify next University of Delaware College of Agriculture and Natural Resources dean

Source: udel.edu
Passion for veterinary medicine - Vimarsana News

Passion for veterinary medicine

Aspiring veterinarian Rory Raymer furthers her love for animals through hands-on animal medicine and lab research

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County residents air 'stray bullet' concerns | News - Vimarsana News

County residents air 'stray bullet' concerns | News

Aransas County Commissioners, at their regular meeting Monday, Aug. 23, heard from five residents regarding stray bullets flying across their property in the southern reaches of Aransas County, outside the

Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get that easy keeper? - Vimarsana News

Jeepers, creepers, where'd you get that easy keeper?

Horsetalk.co.nz Jeepers, creepers, where’d you get that easy keeper? A new owner-friendly horse scale to identify the easy keepers from the hard keepers has been developed by researchers at the University of Delaware. Horses with different metabolic tendencies are anecdotally referred to as “easy” or “hard” keepers. Easy keepers tend to gain weight easily while hard keepers require extra feed to maintain condition. There is also a group sometimes referred to as medium keepers. Both easy and hard keepers carry a managerial and financial burden which can be a dissuading facto...

Management Significantly Affects Foals' Gut Microbiota – The Horse - Vimarsana News

Management Significantly Affects Foals' Gut Microbiota – The Horse

ADVERTISEMENT Are your foals outside full-time with their dams? Or do you keep your breeding stock indoors with occasional pasture access? The answers to these questions might have consequences on your foal’s digestive health, even on a microscopic level. In a new study, young foals raised as members of a free-roaming herd had a vastly more varied hindgut microbiome than those raised in stalls with regular turnout. The results suggest that even in the first six weeks of life, when foals are still mostly nursing, management affects horses’ gut microbiota, said Meredith Tavenner, MSc, of th...