The USDA is implementing stricter regulations to eliminate horse soring, with APHIS being solely responsible for inspector screening and training. Some believe this move will harm the walking horse industry. Congressman John Rose, a member of the House Ag Committee, visited the studio to discuss this new rule with RFD-TV’s Tammi Arender. They talked about the impact it would have on the walking horse industry and what steps can be taken next.
The new regulations aim to put an end to horse soring by giving APHIS the sole authority for inspector training and screening. Critics argue that this could potentially harm the walking horse industry. Congressman John Rose, a member of the House Ag Committee, discussed the implications of this rule with Tammi Arender from RFD-TV. They explored the effects it could have on the industry and what the next steps should be.
USDA has introduced new regulations to address the issue of horse soring, putting APHIS in charge of inspector training and screening. Concerns have been raised about the impact this could have on the walking horse industry. Congressman John Rose from the House Ag Committee joined Tammi Arender on RFD-TV to discuss this rule. They talked about the potential consequences for the industry and what actions can be taken in response.