Pen Rider and Processors on-line Horse Safety and Care is for feedlot and cattle producers and employees. In this course participants will learn how to safely handle horses when working in feed yards as well as basic horse care and management. 

For more information about the course or how to enroll contact Kathy Anderson with the University of Nebraska Extension at  kanderson@unl.edu

This course requires a $25 registration fee. Once the registration fee is paid, you will get an email with an ENROLLMENT KEY.

Please go to: Pen Rider and Processors Horse Safety and Care Certification Course at http://marketplace.unl.edu/extension/programs/feedlot-horse.html to enroll.

Plant Breeding Training Network (PBTN) Discussion is a discussion group that will provide the opportunity for professional plant breeders and those interested in plant breeding topics to engage in discussion. The group may facilitate networking connections among participants and answer questions in the area of plant breeding. The target audience for this discussion group is current professional plant breeders, plant breeding students and others interested in discussion surrounding plant breeding topics.

Facilitators for this group are:

Leah Sandall (lsandall5@unl.edu<mailto:lsandall5@unl.edu>, Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

Jason Cook (jason.cook3@montana.edu<mailto:jason.cook3@montana.edu>, Montana State Univ.)

Deanna Crow (deanna.visser@montana.edu<mailto:deanna.visser@montana.edu>, Montana State Univ.)

Preparing to be a Professional Horse Show Judge is a self directed course that will teach adults how to prepare to be a professional horse show judge.

The course fee is $20. To purchase and enroll in this course, please click Buy/Enroll below.

For more information about the course please contact Kathleen Anderson, University of Nebraska Extension, kanderson1@unl.edu

Race Nebraska provides information about the Nebraska Horse Racing industry. This course contains recorded presentations from live seminars on topics including Status of Tracks & Facilities, What Makes a Horse “Nebraska-Bred” Eligible, Ownership Options, Role of Gaming Commission, Track Veterinarian’s role, Tips on Breeding and Feeding, Retired Racehorses,  Pedigree Evaluation,  Selection and Conformation Evaluation, Young Horse Training,  Soundness Evaluation, Foaling, Newborn Foal can and much more.