New World screwworm is a serious wound parasite, and FDA has temporarily authorized a prescription Ivermectin Liquid for Horses product for short‑term prevention. Stable & Farm Legal outlines the limits of this EUA and how it fits into barn policies, contracts, and veterinary decision‑making. … More New World Screwworm & Horses Update: FDA Emergency Ivermectin Use
Agricultural and equine businesses operate in environments where legal issues rarely stay confined to the abstract. A change in regulation, a contract problem, a governance question, or a shift in industry practice can affect operations long before it feels like a “legal matter” in the traditional sense. That is why we created The Stable & … More Why We Created The Stable & Farm Brief©
The equine industry is under more public scrutiny than ever. Our social license to operate — the public’s acceptance of horse sport and business — is just as important as legal compliance.
From racing whip rules to debates over carriage horses, we’ve seen how quickly public opinion can influence regulations, sponsorships, and even the viability of long-standing practices.
That’s why equine law matters. Strong contracts, welfare-focused policies, and compliance strategies don’t just protect against liability — they demonstrate professionalism, accountability, and care for the horses at the heart of our industry.
… More Protecting the Horse Industry’s Social License
Oklahoma’s Senate Bill 776, known as Julie’s Law, introduces and seeks significant changes to the state’s livestock and equine liability limitation laws. Set to take effect on November 1, 2025, this new legislation would enact key updates designed to enhance safety and clarify liability. Here’s some of what you need to know. … More Proposed Legislation Alert: Oklahoma Senator Pushes for Major Changes to Livestock Liability Limitation Laws