Written to inform and educate thoroughbred horsemen, professionals and fans about events, trends and issues affecting the industry, and it provides a forum for debate about those trends and issues. Provides the thoroughbred community with comprehensive and timely editorial coverage and analysis. Regular features include race reports, sire standings, auction results and profiles of the week's newsmakers. Editorial contents deal with ownership, breeding, buying, selling, nutrition, medical care, training and the business and regulatory issues that are important to racing. The outlet offers RSS (Really Simple Syndication).

Established in 1886 and serves rural America with a blend of business information for commercial agriculture, practical lifestyle information and game management. Editorial recognizes and addresses the differences in crops, growing conditions and traditions that are exclusive to the Midwest, Midsouth, Southeast, and Southwest regions. Also targets the commodities and practices that characterize these diverse regions.

Written as an educational publication for the English-style horseback rider interested in breeding, raising and training horses for shows and events, hunter, jumper, equitation, dressage and eventing. Topics covered include step-by-step training and riding instruction, stable management hints, veterinary and breeding research, stable plans, money and time-saving tips, and interviews with top winning horsemen. Regular features include new products reviews, healthcare, and jumping clinic information. Goes beyond the how-to to discuss a wide range of topics from sports psychology to profiles of top riders and trainers. Holiday Gift Guide only covers equestrian-related gifts. Practical Horseman DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Visit http://practicalhorsemanmag.com/get-involved/submit-to-the-magazine

Provides the latest information from the world's top veterinarians, equine researchers, riders and trainers on understanding and influencing equine behavior, recognizing the warning signs of illness and disease and solving riding and training problems.

Published for the integrated poultry industry in the U.S. Targets the industry's vertical structure with circulation and editorial policy paralleling the interests and needs of the producer, processor, and marketer. Articles reflect the unique impact each profit center has on the total industry.