Some Federal Cash Will Go Toward MRLS Studies
Some of the $5.86 million the University of Kentucky’s School of Agriculture will receive from this year’s federal budget is earmarked for studies to determine the cause of mare reproductive loss syndrome.
The university has worked in conjunction with Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell to secure funding through the federal budget since 2000. A portion of the latest allocation has gone to
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Some of the $5.86 million the University of Kentucky’s School of Agriculture will receive from this year’s federal budget is earmarked for studies to determine the cause of mare reproductive loss syndrome.
The university has worked in conjunction with Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell to secure funding through the federal budget since 2000. A portion of the latest allocation has gone to create a new Forage Animal Production Research Unit in conjunction with the United States Department of Agriculture. However, some of the money will be available in grants for any member of the UK College of Agriculture, which includes the Maxwell H. Gluck Equine Research Center
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