In the year 1798, Edward Jenner
discovered that deliberately injecting healthy patients with material from a
patient with cow-pox could protect them from getting smallpox. Unfortunately,
they often got very ill, and his contention that this odd practice could protect
against smallpox was... read
Consumer Alert: Southern States Added to Feeds Recall List
Horse Journal just learned that horse feeds made by Southern States Cooperative Milling's Gettysburg plant have been recalled for
elevated aflatoxin levels. The recall was issued on March 28, 2008, but posted on the FDA web site on June 11. The recalled feeds are... read
We looked at—and rode in—different types of rainwear made specifically for equestrians. | magazine only
A How To On Deworming a Horse
There’s no sense deworming a horse that doesn’t need it. But how do you know? | magazine only
Best Commercial Arena Dust Control Products
Exposure to sun and wind help break down footing into dust in an outdoor arena, but even in a covered arena footing can easily grind into fine particles. Find out what products to use on your products. | magazine only
Open Wound Treatment Products for Horses
This article, the first in a series on skin-care products, focuses on products most appropriate for the treatment of open and serious wounds. | magazine only
