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Featured Charity

Help support Service Dogs for Disabled children and adults. Through her volunteer work, Kimberly has seen first hand how a child with autism, epilepsy, panic disorders or mobility limitations can gain a new freedom in life with a Service Dog.

Please support Pawsibilities Unleashed and sponsor a child's Service Dog or make a tax-deductible donation.
This year, make a tax-deductible donation to Pawsibilities Unleashed 501 (c)3.

Presentations and Seminars

Occassionally, selected presentations by Kimberly Brown are available for viewing via this website. Please contact Kimberly Brown for permission to reuse any of her work or if you have any questions.

INEED Indiana Horse Council's Equine Economic Development Summit

INEED Summit hosted by the Indiana Horse Council

What did you get out of the INEED summit?
Read Kimberly's summary or post your comments >>
"Horses as an Ecoomic Factor in Local Development: Indiana" by Kimberly Brown. View the PowerPoint presentation now >>
Selected slides on economic clusters and the Indiana rankings charts. Get slides >>
Goto the Indiana Horse Council's website >>
Radio broadcast: Highlights of the Summit are expected to be broadcast by Brownfield Ag News radio affiliates in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, Missouri, Wisconsin, North Dakota, South Dakota and Kansas. Times and dates will be posted when available.

What's New

Finally, there is a place where you can read, respond and add news and events related to equine buisness and economics.

Check out the new equine news forum called Unbridled News

Course in Equine Markets

Course title: AEC 300
Led by Roger Brown, Ph.D. and
assisted by Kimberly Brown, MBA

Offered by the University of Kentucky. Please inquire through the University.

This is a special topics course in agricultural economics. This course examines various equine markets from local, national, and international perspectives with a particular emphasis on the thoroughbred horse market in Kentucky.

Other markets examined include markets for equine tourism, real estate, labor, ancillary inputs, and advertising as well as markets for horse meat and casino gaming.

Students will assess and evaluate these markets using basic economic concepts/ theories such as supply, demand, market structure, competition, comparative advantage, utility theory, and price analysis.

Horse Community Info, "From the horse's mouth" an equine business and related topics forum

The horse specialist, Kimberly Brown, MBA