From the Editor, July 2024
As I write this, we’re settling in for a heat wave and I anticipated leading off with an article regarding heat mitigation, or perhaps the impacts of heat stress on livestock.
As I write this, we’re settling in for a heat wave and I anticipated leading off with an article regarding heat mitigation, or perhaps the impacts of heat stress on livestock.
Letter from the Directors of US FARAD
Our Continuing Education program is built around “3 V’s” – Vision, Visibility, and Value.
Although only 1-5 % of infected cattle develop malignant lymphoma, bovine leukosis is one of the most prevalent diseases in dairy cows.
Emissions of greenhouse gases (GHG) such as methane have clearly become a major topic of discussion.
It seems as if the past few weeks have been filled with discussions regarding dairy cattle infected with avian influenza virus Type A H5N1. The good news is that to date the infection in cattle has not led to high morbidity and mortality as it does in birds. This is clearly a developing situation and […]
Given the concern surrounding avian influenza virus Type A H5N1, now is a great time to examine your current biosecurity management.