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Robert
J. (Bob) Coleman
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Professor - Equine Extension
University of Kentucky
Department of Animal Sciences
613 W.P. Garrigus Building
Lexington, KY 40546-0215
Phone: (859) 257 - 9451
FAX: (859) 257-2534
E-mail: rcoleman@uky.edu
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Education
1998 Ph.D.,
Animal Science University of Alberta
1978 M.S., Animal Science University of Manitoba
1984 1975 B.Sc., Agriculture( Major Animal Science) University
of Manitoba
Professional
Experience
1980 - 1998
Extension Horse Specialist Alberta Agriculture, Food and
Rural Development, Edmonton, Alberta
1998 - present Assistant professor, University of Kentucky;
Extension, 80%; Teaching, 20%
Areas of Interest
Equine nutrition
Utilization of Forages by the Horse Horse care and management
Industry Economics
Courses Taught
ASC 320 Equine
Management ASC 410 The Art and Science of Equine Production
Publications
Purswell,
J.L., R.S. Gates, L.M. Lawrence, J.D. Jacob, T.S. Stombaugh,
and R.J. Coleman. Air exchange rate in
a horse trailer during road transport. Transactions of
the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers
49(1):193-201. 2006.
Bob
Coleman. 1998. ASC-114 Basic Horse Nutrition.
Other Research
– Nonrefereed (Conferences and Symposia)
Peterson,
C.J., L. Lawrence, R. Coleman, D. Powell, L. White,
A. Reinowski, S. Hayes and L. Harbour. Effect of diet
quality on growth during weaning. Proceedings. 18th Equine
Nutrition and Physiology. Symposium., East Lansing, MI,
p326. 2003.
Coleman,
R.J. and K.M. Janicki. A survey of management practices
of Kentucky horse owners. In the 18th Equine Nutrition
and Physiology Symposium Proceedings. Pages 310-311, June
4-7, East Lansing MI. 2003.
Reinowski,
A.R. and R.J. Coleman. Voluntary intake of Big
Bluestem, Eastern Gamagrass, Indian Grass and Timothy
Grass hay by mature horses In the 18th Equine Nutrition
and Physiology Symposium Proceedings. Pages 3-5 June 4-7,
East Lansing MI. 2003.
Reinowski,
A.R., R.J. Coleman and L. White. Preference selection
of Big Bluestem, Indian Grass and Timothy Grass hay by
mature horses. In the1 8th Equine Nutrition and Physiology
Symposium Proceedings. Pages 308-309 June 4-7, East Lansing
MI East Lansing MI. 2003.
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