Biotin is B-vitamin that is water-soluble and is necessary for the proper functioning of a horse’s glucose and fat metabolism. Biotin is also essential for the epidermal tissues located in the horse’s skin and hoof wall. Horse that lack biotin often have cracked, brittle hooves, chronic laminitis, or dull coats.

When bridled horses toss their heads up, they are typically resisting the bit either due to a large hook or interfering wolf teeth. Wolf teeth can also cause a horse to be inflexible in the jaw to resist the pain of the wolf teeth contacting the bit. Since wolf teeth can cause pain and poor performance, they should be removed while the horse is young.

An appraiser’s credentials are based off their licenses, memberships, and years of experience. Yet with a wide variety of licenses and memberships being offered to appraisers, being able to distinguish the different types of appraisers is important.

Based on the USDA’s Economic Research Service (ERS), the average value of land makes up 81% of a farm’s value.  Incorrectly appraised farmland can cause significant losses to the owner, yet evaluating that farmland can be challenging as well.

Heterogeneous

Similar properties are simple to evaluate since you can use comparison strategies. Yet when […]