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Dr. Mieke Holder

Assistant Professor, University of Kentucky

Dr. Mieke Holder is an assistant professor in the department of animal and food sciences at the University of Kentucky. Her research focuses on the environmental impact of grazing animals, with a particular interest in mineral nutrition.

Prior to joining UK, Holder worked for Alltech South Africa, where she established an in vitro research laboratory. Prior to that, she held a post-doctoral position at Alltech's headquarters in Nicholasville, Kentucky, where she evaluated in-feed methane mitigation strategies for ruminants in vitro.

Holder received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in animal science, with a specialization in nutrition, from the University of Pretoria, South Africa, and her doctoral degree in equine nutrition from the University of Kentucky.

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Happy Hindguts, Healthy Horses: Unlocking the Equine Microbiome with Nutrition

How can microbial populations be manipulated to alter fermentation, improve fiber digestion and enhance the health of your horses? What are the latest findings on microbial trace mineral supplementation, in vitro digestibility and the use of prebiotics and probiotics? Join us as we examine the impact of nutrition on the equine microbiome.

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