Government Revives Horse Health Survey: Equine 2026 Calls Riders!
Published Date: 2/24/2025
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Summary
The government wants to bring back a survey about horse health called the Equine 2026 Study. Horse owners and people who work with horses will be asked to share info to help keep horses healthy. This study helps plan better care and doesn’t cost anyone money, but it’s important to act soon to keep it going.
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Equine 2026 Study: Horse Owner Survey
Horse owners and people who work with horses will be asked to share information for the National Animal Health Monitoring System's Equine 2026 Study. The notice requests reinstating this information collection for the 2026 study and says participating does not cost anyone money.
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