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State 4-H Hippology

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This year Hippology will be conducted virtually! Students will be able to access the contest from July 24th at 8 a.m. and run until July 25th at 5 p.m. The contest will consist of an exam, slide show questions, horse judging classes, and stations. This contest will be conducted on an individual basis (instead of teams like in the past). This is a free contest that is a great way to test your hippology knowledge!

 

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Filed Under: Agriculture, Crops, Commercial Fruit and Nuts, Other Vegetables, Forages, Livestock, Beef, Apiculture: Honey Bee Health, Equine, Goats and Sheep, Forestry, Wildlife February 24, 2025

RAYMOND, Miss. -- A large group of agricultural producers and industry professionals met with Mississippi State University personnel during the 2025 Central Mississippi Producer Advisory Council meeting Feb. 18 in Raymond at the Central Mississippi Research and Extension Center. The annual forum provides clients, MSU administrators, researchers, specialists and Extension agents an opportunity to meet in small commodity groups to discuss the research and educational needs of producers in the region.

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Filed Under: Equine, Equine Assisted Therapy Programs September 18, 2024

STARKVILLE, Miss. -- Amy Knight has seen her 13-year-old son, Cameron, make substantial strides in his speech and core strength since he began horse riding three years ago.

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Horse riding for children. Horse riding for veterans. Horse riding for special needs and behavioral health.

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She knew she wanted to teach even when she was just a kid, but Dr. Molly Nicodemus also realized pretty quickly that she wanted to teach older students at the college level. Now an associate professor in the Department of Animal and Dairy Sciences at Mississippi State University, Nicodemus has embraced a new teaching role with adolescents and teens as a volunteer leader for the Winston County 4-H Horse Club.

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Volume 10 Number 2

In late February, Mississippi State University hosted the 2024 National Floriculture Forum, an annual conference held at different locations around the country. 

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