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  1. Presenting Oral Reasons for Horse Judging Contests [DVD]

    Presenting Oral Reasons for Horse Judging Contests [DVD]

    $25.00

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    This DVD is a must for any horse judging team coach &/or team member. It demonstrates how to take notes, organize a set of reasons, plus deliver both reasons on a halter class and a performance class. A sample set of reasons is presented by Anna Pesta, 2010 UNL Assistant Horse Judging Team coach. Learn More
  2. Range Beef Cow Symposium XXII

    Range Beef Cow Symposium XXII

    $23.00

    Range Beef Cow Symposium XXII was held in Mitchell, Nebr., November 29, 30, and December 1, 2011. The proceedings are a collection of papers that many of the speakers wrote to complement their talks. Papers in the proceedings cover a wide range of topics including estate planning, antibiotic use in the beef industry, the importance of steak origin to restaurant customers, calculating the unit cost of product for the ranch, implementing marker assisted EPDs, how the structure of the beef industry is changing, and many more. The symposium was presented by the Animal Science departments and the Extension Services of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, South Dakota State University, Colorado State University, and the University of Wyoming.


    RBCS XXIII will be held in Rapid City, S.D. December 3-5, 2013.

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  3. The Nebraska Horse Conference [DVD]

    The Nebraska Horse Conference [DVD]

    $20.00

    The equine industry is extremely diverse. It has potential for adding value to communities, farms, and ranches, and can play an important role in local and state economies. In order for an equine venture to be successful, it is essential to understand where the current industry is, where it is headed, and the opportunities that are available.

    The two-night Nebraska Horse Conference took an in-depth look at the different sectors in the horse industry. Several professionals who work with horses were interviewed about equine trends and their suggestions for individuals seeking careers working with horses.

    This 2007 program contains many segments, including:

    • Strengths of and Opportunities in the Horse Industry
    • Economic Contributions and the Future of the Horse Industry
    • Personal and Youth Development and Building a Horse Career
    • Equine Science At UNL and Post-graduation Opportunities and Plans
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