Items Tagged with 'animal health'

Since the outbreaks began in early 2022, it has led to the loss of a record 156 million birds.

University of California-Davis animal scientists find a low-cost way for ranchers to identify the best cows for their landscapes to optimize grazing.

Access to bales of straw, metal objects and wood perches results in turkeys displaying fewer pecking-related injuries.

Testing assesses an animal's genetic predisposition for bovine congestive heart failure.

Disease restrictions and the possibility of higher tariffs on Mexican cattle present another source of risk for US beef production in 2025 and beyond.

It remains unknown how long the ban on imports of Mexican feeder cattle will last, potentially tightening the US beef market even further.

Microbiologist ranks among 12 public servants being honored for their accomplishments in science and leadership fields that have benefited the nation.

The veterinary practitioner for more than 40 years has been with Lander Veterinary Clinic for more than 35 years as well.

USPOULTRY Foundation Research Advisory Committee will host a webinar to provide an overview of the request for proposals.

Dr. David Buckley shares steps processors can incorporate to minimize their risk and exposure to avian influenza.