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The Horse Farm Improvement Program: Equine Seminar Series, April 2025

Presented by Lindsay Goodale, DVM, Senior Lecturer, Department of Animal Science at Cornell College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, and recorded on Tuesday, April 15th via Zoom.

Are you looking for guidance in making decisions on your horse farm? Would you like help finding the current best management practices for equine operations? The Horse Farm Improvement Program (HFIP) is a Cornell-based resource for extension employees and horse farm managers. In this session attendees will hear an overview of the program and review a few farm case studies with Dr. Lindsay Goodale.


 

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