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Managing Cattle and Horses Together

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October 25, 2023
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This publication provides information on how to properly manage horses and cattle together in a pasture setting.

Housing horses and cattle together can provide benefits to both the animals and the pasture, but there are key differences between the two species that animal owners must take into consideration. This fact sheet discusses the various decisions involved in keeping horses and cattle together in a pasture setting. (3 pages)

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