North Dakota 4-H Horse Participant Survey: Demographics and interests

Hammer, C.J.; Thorson, Jennifer F.; Swanson, T.J.; Aakre, D.E.; Stoltenow, Charles L.

doi:10.1016/j.jevs.2011.03.177

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“…In contrast, studies of the general horse population in New Zealand [17] and in the United States [2,6,10,20] reported that most horse owners are female. Identification of the demographic characteristics of the target population was important as this information has been previously associated with the uptake acceptance of information and the use of different information sources [4].…”

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“…These results suggest the sharing of research information among similar horse owners appears to be common. Other studies have also found veterinarians and friends or other horse owners to be popular sources of horse information [1,4,6,20]. A survey in the United States identified the fact that 88% of respondents obtained information from their veterinarians [6].…”

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