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    Isotopic Differentiation (δ18OPO4) of Inorganic Phosphorus among Organic Wastes for Nutrient Runoff Tracing Studies: A Summary of the Literature with Refinement of Livestock Estimates for Grand Lake St. Marys Watershed (Ohio) by Marshall, Melanie M., Jacquemin, Stephen J., Jaqueth, Aubrey L.

    Published in Pollutants (01-07-2024)
    “…The use of stable isotopes, specifically δ18OPO4 ratios, in differentiating potential sources of inorganic phosphorus (e.g., wastewater, septic, wild animals,…”
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    Design of a rainfall simulator for classroom demonstration and field research by Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Marshall, Melanie M., Ciampaglio, Chuck N.

    Published in Agrosystems, geosciences & environment (01-06-2023)
    “…Rainfall is a key abiotic factor of ecosystems that can both provide benefits and contribute to negative environmental impacts. Due to spring precipitation…”
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    Employment in the equine industry in 2022: Insights into career types, salaries, and benefits by Lochner, Hannah L., Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Staniar, W. Burton, Martinson, Krishona L.

    Published in Journal of equine veterinary science (01-09-2024)
    “…•An online survey aimed to capture salaries and benefits of equine professionals.•46% of survey respondents received a salary above $50,000.•Salary was…”
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    Winter blanketing practices: An online survey of North American horse owners by DeBoer, Michelle L., Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Tuszka, Ashley, Martinson, Krishona L.

    Published in Journal of equine veterinary science (01-06-2022)
    “…•54% of North American respondents indicated blanketing the majority of their horses.•Blanket usage is dependent on discipline, housing, and management…”
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    Characterization of the Prevalence and Management of Over-Conditioned Ponies and Horses in Maryland by Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Iwaniuk, Marie E., Burk, Amy O.

    Published in Journal of equine veterinary science (01-09-2018)
    “…It has been estimated in the United States and abroad that 20%–51% of the equine population suffers from over-conditioning or obesity. The objective of this…”
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    Using Web-Based Surveys to Explore Equine Industry Practices and Future Research Needs by Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Hathaway, Marcia, Catalano, Devan N., Linders, Natalie C., Mottet, Rachel, Martinson, Krishona L.

    Published in Journal of equine veterinary science (01-12-2019)
    “…Social media are an ever-present part of daily life and for researchers and may be a useful platform to increase potential participant pools for Web-based…”
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    Relative Traffic Tolerance of Warm-Season Grasses and Suitability for Grazing by Equine by Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Turner, Thomas R., Iwaniuk, Marie E., McIntosh, Bridgett J., Burk, Amy O.

    Published in Journal of equine veterinary science (01-08-2021)
    “…Warm season wear-tolerant turfgrasses, such as those used on golf courses and athletic fields, may be valuable forages on equine operations because of their…”
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    Forage Characteristics and Grazing Preference of Cover Crops in Equine Pasture Systems by Prigge, Jessica L., Sheaffer, Craig C., Jungers, Jacob M., Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Lochner, Hannah L., Martinson, Krishona L.

    Published in Journal of equine veterinary science (01-08-2021)
    “…•Berseem clover had the lowest herbage mass; other herbage masses were similar.•All forages met or exceeded the energy and crude protein needs of adult…”
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    Relative Traffic Tolerance of Cool-Season Turfgrasses and Suitability for Grazing by Equine by Jaqueth, Aubrey L., Turner, Thomas R., Iwaniuk, Marie E., McIntosh, Bridgett J., Burk, Amy O.

    Published in Journal of equine veterinary science (01-07-2019)
    “…Unlike traditional forage grasses, turfgrasses, which were developed to be tolerant of foot traffic and close mowing, may be suitable as alternative ground…”
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