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 204-253 Equine Systems

Availability

Glenormiston campus.

Credit Points

12.5

HECS Band

2

Coordinator

Dr Peter Cakebread

Prerequisites

204-153 Equine Resources and 204-155 Horse Nutrition and Feed Production.

Semester

2 (view timetable)

Contact

24 hrs lectures and 24 hours practical classes, tutorials and tours

Subject Description

Upon completion of this subject, students should be able to:

  • identify the factors and influences effecting the maintenance of a sustainable systems;

  • describe the interactions between the management components of a stud and stable;

  • recognize the influence on industry organizations and service providers to the stud and stable system;

  • apply an understanding of systems to stud and stable management problems;

  • and develop integrated strategies for specific system based problems.

The content includes:

  • systems approaches;

  • ecological aspects of pastures for horses;

  • establishment and maintenance of pastures;

  • fodder conservation;

  • assessment of reproductive performance;

  • worm resistance control;

  • integration of management;

  • integration of management;

  • the horse industry;

  • and service providers.

Assessment

One three-hour written examination worth 50% of final marks, two assignments equivalent to 2500 words and worth 25% of final marks each.



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