According to Maryland State Veterinarian Dr. Michael Radebaugh, the quarantine of the Montgomery County Farm due to a case of Equine Infectious Anemia has been lifted as of Friday, September 14. “No other horses on the...
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With hurricane Florence making her way up the East Coast, the Maryland Department of Agriculture...
Read MoreThe Maryland Department of Agriculture’s Animal Health Diagnostic Laboratories, located in Salisbury and Frederick, have become the first two animal health labs in the country to receive the updated International...
Read MoreFrom the Maryland Department of Agriculture – The Maryland Department of Agriculture received confirmation of a case of Potomac Horse Fever in a pony stabled in Frederick County from the University of Kentucky’s Equine...
Read MoreJust in from the Maryland Department of Agriculture: A horse stabled in Montgomery County has tested positive for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA). The positive horse was discovered during a routine wellness examination by a...
Read Morefirst appeared in the May 2018 Equiery A common question among horse owners in Maryland is whether or not they must be licensed. Often this question is directed towards state stable licenses, which fall under the Maryland...
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