12.18.25 Eclectic Classroom: What is “Good Enough” Husbandry with Siobhán Watkins, Ph.D.

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We want to do the absolute best for our horses, but not always be able to. Where does “good enough” fit into our husbandry practices. What can we learn about not striving for the top.

Science can seem daunting, but Dr. Watkins, with her background in college-level genetics and microbiology, makes it accessible.

About the instructor:

Siobhán Watkins, Ph.D., is a biologist and equine professional based in New Mexico. She specializes in the care of senior, injured and previously neglected horses, and runs a small business offering science-informed training programs in holistic equine health. “Siv” is also a science writer, who regularly publishes articles on microbiology philosophy (her scientific area of expertise) and equine scientific research. Learn more at skeletonkeyequine.com and sivwatkins.substack.com.

The class will be held Thursday December 18th  via Zoom starting at 6pm MST. (check your time zone here)

Please plan on the class lasting up to  two hours. We will visit about the topic then open up for questions and answers from the students.

Classes will be recorded and you will have a copy of the class automatically added to your account in The Mercantile where you can watch it again, or if you missed the class watch what you missed!

If you have any questions about the format  I’ll be happy to answer them for you. Use the contact form, or call 303-449-3537.