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Equine Dentistry, Common Questions answered by Geoff Tucker, DVM.

Feb 19, 2024

Video: Equine Dentistry, Common Questions answered by Geoff Tucker, DVM.

After floating 75,000 horses since 1983, Dr Tucker discusses the valuable observations.

Without funding for significant scientific studies involving a broad spectrum of horse breeds with significant participants (1000s) for extended periods (years), we only use observational studies to understand dentistry in horses. These have no randomized populations with a control group to verify the study results.

He discusses various issues concerning horse owners and veterinarians and evaluates myths and theories of equine dentistry used by general horse owners and professionals.

This podcast addresses a dozen or more ideas you have often wondered about horses' teeth, their care, and why it matters. Please visit TheHorsesAdvocate.com for more resources and to join the discussion.

Equine Dentistry, Common Questions answered by Geoff Tucker, DVM.

Discusses various issues concerning horse owners and veterinarians and evaluates myths and theories of equine dentistry used by general horse owners and professionals.... More ›

Secure Pork Supply Plan | Preparing for the Future | U.S. Pork Producers

Join Jill Brokaw, a third-generation pig farmer and staff member of the National Pork Board, as she dives into the vital role of the Secure Pork Supply (SPS) Plan in preparing the U.S. pork industry for potential foreign animal disease outbreaks. This video is an essential watch for pork produce... More ›

Swine 365 Newscast - February 2024 Edition!

Dive into the latest swine industry buzz with our February 2024 edition of Swine 365 Newscast. We've got the hottest headlines, product releases, and podcasts, all delivered in our signature style. 🌟 Special Guest: Harold Lee Meet Harold Lee, Production Specialist at Great Plains Management.... More ›

Cultivating Caution: Why is Agricultural Safety Important?

Join experts Salah Issa and Bob Aherin as they dive into the history of agricultural safety efforts in the US, discuss ongoing concerns like tractor overturns and grain bin entrapments, and look ahead to how new technologies like autonomous equipment could impact safety on the farm. This webinar... More ›

Our Amazing Grasslands ~ Larry Wagner

“Maintaining grass is crucial for building soil health. In the winter, the grass captures snow providing moisture retention. This helps keep the roots alive and growing throughout the year, benefiting the overall microbial activity in the soil. This practice is particularly important, especially... More ›

Is it Time to Start Scouting for First Hollow Stem Now?

Paul Beck, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, says now is the time for producers who have cattle out on wheat pasture to begin scouting for first hollow stem. He also explains why cases of bloat are beginning to show up in the state.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

Weather : Things have been very mild this week. Can we expect more of the same next week? Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and Market Journal Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt will have the answer.... More ›

Market to Market

The economy sends signals that may require the Fed to tap the brakes. The House opens for business on all things USDA. Oyster farmers help restore the waters of Long Island Sound. And, commodity market analysis with Jeff French.... More ›

Saving Soils part 2 - 09

Mike Gretzinger reviews the work happening in the field for our small plot Saving Soils trials involving roller crimping and cover crops. The Saving Soils project is funded by Weston Family Foundation's Saving Soils grant as well as RBC's Tech for Nature grant.... More ›

Plot to Field Series - Intercrop Insect Research

In the fourth installment of the Plot to Field video series, APG Research Officer Dr. Jagroop Gill Kahlon meets with Jose Correa Ramos throughout the growing season. Travel along to see a variety of insect populations in pea and canola intercrops and learn about Jose’s research.... More ›

Bringing the Cows Home

Bringing the cows home to calve!... More ›

WHY I Have Been Gone For So Long...

Carson, the 6th Gen Farmer, is a young farmer dedicated to promoting agriculture through funny and entertaining content. He is passionate about precision agriculture and implementing it into the family farm. Carson, along with his brother (Chris) and father (Ryan) carry on the family legacy in... More ›

Herd Sires

Going over our herd genetics with older bulls and up and coming bull calves.... More ›

What's going on these days

We got alittle snow here at the south farm and thought I would also update you with what's going on these days... More ›

Cattle Feeding and Calving Strategies

Calving Strategy: What if I told you a simple management strategy could increase the number of calves born during the day? It's true and for those calving soon, you won't want to miss this next interview. What's the strategy? Feeding cows at dusk. University of Nebraska - Lincoln Cow-Calf Specia... More ›