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Summer riding has a way of keeping us outside longer, whether we’re spending the day on the trail, hauling to a clinic, or simply enjoying a quiet evening ride after work. While we often think about staying cool ourselves, it’s just as important to make sure our horses are keeping … Read More
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION, July 16, 2026 — A pasture full of green grass can be a welcome sight for livestock owners, but what grows in the field does not always tell the full story of the nutrition available to animals. Because pasture conditions change throughout the year, veterinarians can help producers … Read More
Win a Pair of Limited-Edition DRA Centennial Boots and a 7-Night Ranch Stay Valued at $7,800 CODY, WY (July 8, 2026) – In honor of the Dude Ranchers’ Association’s (DRA) 100th anniversary, legendary Western bootmaker Durango® Boots is giving one lucky winner the ultimate cowboy experience: a pair of limited-edition … Read More
Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) requirements, imposed under EPA emissions standards since around 2010, were supposed to deliver cleaner air through Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems. In reality, they have created a cascade of failures—faulty sensors, sudden derates, shutdowns, and skyrocketing maintenance—that plague farmers, ranchers, truckers, and equipment operators. These headaches … Read More
Hi, today the U.S. Forest Service began rounding up wild horses in the Mono Basin of California. The horses are bound for holding pens in Alturas, California and the roundups put the animals at risk for entering the slaughter pipeline. The roundups began despite efforts from members of the Utu … Read More
There’s something about that first stretch of green pasture after a long winter that makes both horses and their people happy. After months of hay, mud, and shorter days, it’s hard to resist opening the gate and letting them graze to their hearts’ content. As exciting as spring turnout is, … Read More
Don’t Ignore Oregon IP28 It’s Just the Beginning of the Animal Extremist Agenda Oregon’s Initiative Petition 28 (IP 28), particularly Article 2, is not just another ballot measure—it is a symptom of a calculated, long-term campaign by animal rights extremists to fundamentally reshape society. While its backers may know it … Read More
In the wake of the current outbreak of New World Screwworm in the United States, US Equestrian has released this guidance document containing valuable information for horse owners. The guide includes an overview of the screwworm’s life cycle and challenges, prevention and treatment strategies, and what to expect at a USEF-licensed show. Please be … Read More
NELSONVILLE, OH (December 2025) – The Muck Boot Company proudly announces a major milestone in the legacy of its most trusted work boot; the Original Chore Boot is now Assembled in the USA. Assembled in the brand’s U.S. manufacturing facility using high-grade neoprene and layers of hand-laid rubber, the updated … Read More
At some point, almost every horse owner ends up wrapping a leg. Maybe it’s after a hard workout. Maybe you’re trying to reduce swelling after an injury. Or maybe you’re protecting a wound while it heals. Whatever the reason, leg bandages are a common part of horse care. The challenge … Read More
