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Find Your Dream Job in the U.S. Horse Industry

Do you dream of turning your passion into your profession? If your passion is horses, finding a career in the horse industry may be for you. This presentation will give a broad overview of the U.S. Horse Industry and the careers that support it. In addition, we will discuss how to choose a career that fits your talents and professional expectations.

Speakers: Dr. Christine Skelly, Michigan State University; Dr. Kathy Anderson, University of Nebraska

This presentation was made as part of the first multi-state Equine Business Conference in February 2012. For more information and related webinars, visit: www.extension.org/pages/66269/equine-business-network-information-and-webcast-recordings.



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