This course addresses the comprehensive planning and management of reproductive programs in intensive and semi-intensive equine breeding systems. Strategies for controlling the reproductive process, scheduling services, foaling and postpartum periods, and evaluating results will be explored. Common causes of subfertility related to management and the environment will be analyzed, identifying their impact on the breeding farm's overall reproductive and productive efficiency. Additionally, tools will be provided to address critical situations such as transitional mares, problem empty mares, and stallion reproductive management. Applicable techniques will also be reviewed, and protocols for common reproductive emergencies will be presented.