Horse owners, landowners, and equine enthusiasts are invited to join the UGA Extension Master Equine Program, a four-part educational series designed to provide practical knowledge for managing horses and equine properties. Sessions will be held from 6:00–8:00 p.m. Topics include facilities management and fencing (Nov. 2), pasture management and forage quality (Nov. 12), hoof care and common reproductive issues (Nov. 16), and soil quality and manure management (Nov. 23). Come learn, connect, and grow your knowledge of equine management with UGA Extension!  

 Presented by University of Georgia Extension. An Equal Opportunity, Veteran, Disability Institution.

Master Equine Program – Learn. Connect. Grow. University of Georgia Extension Master Equine Program is a four-part educational series for equine enthusiasts, landowners, and horse owners. Each session is held from 6:00–8:00 p.m.
UGA Extension Master Equine Program Informational Flyer

Location

Hart County Agriscience Center

1951 Bowman Highway

Hartwell, GA

Program Schedule:

All Sessions will be held from 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

November 2: Facilities Management; Fence Types and Options

November 12: Pasture Management – Poisonous Plants; Pasture Management – Quality of Common Forages

November 16: Hoof Care; Common Reproductive Issues

November 23: Soil Quality; Manure Management

Registration

Fee: $30.00 (invoiced upon registration)