Animal Science 445A - Equine Reproduction

Spring
2017
01
1.00
Carlos Gradil
W 8:00AM 8:50AM
UMass Amherst
14260
Horse breeding will provide understanding and hands-on opportunity in equine reproduction. Specifically, semen collection, evaluation and processing practice; discussion in mare breeding management and use of hormones; preparation of the mare for breeding; introduction to embryo transfer. Additionally, the mares in the breeding program at the Hadley Farm will be worked-on during laboratories and students will be able to participate in teasing and decision-making on breeding management and assisting in foaling. Client based cases may also be introduced during lab sessions.
Pre Req: ANIMLSCI 220 Students must have some horse experience and/or knowledge of anatomy and physiology, and be able to get to Hadley Farm for some classes. Students must be committed to and understand the responsibility and effort put into this course to complete it.
Permission is required for interchange registration during the add/drop period only.