The Center for Equine Business studies at
Texas A&M University
In cooperation with
The Department of Agricultural Economics
College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
College of Veterinary Medicine
Texas Cooperative Extension
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
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Where will your business be next year, in five years, in ten years? What factors will affect your business's ability to succeed?
What tools do you have to make the decisions you need to make when it comes to building your business? Where can you find the
information that could mean the most to your company?
Texas A&M University, one of the foremost universities in the development of research, science and information for the
agriculture industry, is embarking on a new era in its service to the equine industry through the development of this center designed
to help you make better decisions and build your business. |
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While the Center For Equine Business Studies will continue to be a major focus of the Agriculture Economics Department at Texas A&M University, its newsletter EquiBiz Now,
will be produced on a quarterly basis as the department re-evaluates how the CEBS can best serve the industry and the goals of the University to be an effective and constantly
available resource to the horse industry.
>> Step inside and find out more.
Achieve your professional goals ...
The Center for Equine Business Studies at Texas A&M University continues offer distance learning courses in the latest equine marketing, management and sales techniques.
Under the direction of Dr. Blake Bennett, The Equine Entrepreneurship Distance Learning Program allows students to participate in class activities at times convenient to
their job and family obligations from any location with high-bandwidth Internet access.
The program consists of five online courses designed especially for the equine business industry.
>> Learn more by clicking here
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