EWD Farms

03/29/2023

Mark your calendar for Saturday, April 1!

Get ready to watch some of the best combinations in the sport of showjumping during the final week of the Winter Equestrian Festival! On Saturday, April 1, Wellington International will hold the $500,000 Rolex CSI5* Grand Prix. Along with watching horses and riders compete under the lights, there’s also a live band, face painting, pony rides, plenty of dining options, and more! The competition will begin at 7:30 p.m., while gates open at 6 p.m. General admission is free.

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02/24/2023

02/22/2023

100% true!!

02/08/2023

Great opportunity!!

Internship Opportunity:

The family of Charles and Rose Broussard have graciously funded a program in the name of their parents that provides an opportunity for a paid internship at one of three research stations within the LSU AgCenter system.

The internship program is open to both high school and college students and provides an opportunity for the student to gain practical experience with agriculture research being conducted at one of three research stations – the H. Rouse Caffey Rice Research Station, the Iberia Research Station, or the Dean Lee Research Station.

Interested students should complete an application form and return it along with a resume to Dr. Kurt Guidry ([email protected]) by February 28, 2023. Download the form here: https://tinyurl.com/2023AgCenterInternship

02/05/2023

So true!

02/04/2023

Are you ready to put your horsemanship knowledge to the test⁉

Registration is NOW OPEN for the 2023 USHJA Horsemanship Quiz Challenge and Adult Horsemanship Quiz Challenge.

Jump in on the fun and learning by visiting ushja.org/HQC.

02/03/2023

We’re ready for this rainy, cold weather to move on past!!

02/01/2023

Mark your calendars for our Spring Certification!!

If you have questions about the rating, please send a message in our GBPC Google group or if you are from another club, please message this page for more information.

01/26/2023

Did you know? The biggest concern for horses in winter is maintaining their body temperature.

To stay warm during the cold season, a horse burns extra calories and this can negatively impact their health and body condition — particularly if the horse went into winter in only moderate condition, or if he is elderly or ill.

The graphic shows five things you can do to make sure your horse stays healthy through the cold months. Be sure to consult your veterinarian about any diet or lifestyle changes that may be necessary for your horse to maintain his condition this winter, and don’t forget to monitor your animal's water intake to minimize the risk of impaction colic.

Read more useful winter care tips courtesy of AAEP Educational Partner Equus Magazine at:https://images.saymedia-content.com/.image/cs_srgb/MTc3MjU5MjQyNjYxNjE4ODQ5/equus-extra-37-.pdf