Katie Navarra
Author and Ghostwriter at Freelance
Freelance writer, horse enthusiast, content marketing writer, bookworm
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1 month ago |
ffa.org | Katie Navarra
To engage FFA members and advisors as they create or refine their chapter’s Program of Activities (POA), this article is part of a three-part series that recognizes the 2024 National FFA Premier Chapters. This month spotlights Felicity-Franklin FFA in Ohio, which received top honors in the Building Communities category during the 97th National FFA Convention & Expo. During a chapter officer retreat in September 2022, the then-president of Felicity-Franklin FFA had a flat tire on her car.
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hobbyfarms.com | Katie Navarra
Stocker cattle can be a great way to make money on your hobby farm, if you know how to get started correctly. Jason Detzel’s Diamond Hills Farm in Hudson, New York, started as a cow/calf operation. When the social-worker-turned-farmer accepted a full-time position with the Ulster County Cooperative Extension office, he didn’t have the time for harvesting crops and maintaining equipment. But he didn’t want to give up cattle all together. Instead, he transitioned his business into a stocker operation.
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westernhorseman.com | Katie Navarra
Six years ago, Mary Haley was working for Main Street Skowhegan in Maine, brainstorming ideas that could create an economic driver for the town. She grew up riding horses, is an avid downhill skier and knows about skijoring events held out west. “I had a gut instinct it would be a success in Maine,” Haley says. “Many people don’t know that the equine industry contributes $360 million to the Maine economy.
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thehorse.com | Katie Navarra
As your mare approaches the final stages of pregnancy, the countdown to her foal’s arrival can feel like an eternity. But while it might seem like little is happening, the final three months of gestation are critical for both the mare and the unborn foal. Planning the mare and foal diet becomes important. During this time her nutritional needs intensify, and a carefully planned feeding program becomes essential to ensure both mare and foal thrive.
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equimanagement.com | Katie Navarra
Between 2023 and 2024, the 118th Congress passed just under 150 bills. Although that’s less than half enacted by the previous Congress, it’s still a sizable number of legislation and regulation changes to track. Many of them are unrelated or tangentially related to equine veterinary medicine, making it easy to overlook the importance of keeping pace with them all.
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