Louisiana State Animal Response Team (LSART) is an organization of groups and individuals with an interest in animal well-being related to emergencies or disasters.

List of equine boarding facilities. These facilities charge a fee, and current coggins is required. You should call ahead to reserve space.

Horse ownership can be very exciting and rewarding. The primary reasons for horse ownership are companionship, recreation and relaxation, says LSU AgCenter animal science professor Dr. Clint Depew.

This article contains current recommendations for selecting corn hybrids, planting, harvesting, storing and feeding corn silage to dairy cows.

Welcome to the LSU AgCenter Forage Production Web site.

When buying a horse, buy a horse that fits the rider and the rider's goals.

A horse has an unusual digestive system and its needs differ because of its athleticism.

New horse owners can greatly benefit by finding professional assistance in caring for, training and riding horses.

In the summer months it is highly important to consider the water consumption of your horse. "Water is the most essential nutrient that we provide in a horse’s diet," says LSU AgCenter horse specialist Dr. Clint Depew.

It might seem like that buckaroo who rides off into the sunset was born in the saddle. But the truth is he had to learn equestrian skills, either by chance or instruction. An LSU AgCenter program, Master Horseman, is underway to pass along that knowledge.