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Weekly livestock news: August 23, 2021
Ivermectin is dangerous when used to treat COVID-19, but it’s flying off the shelves at animal supply stores Farm...
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Weekly livestock news: August 16, 2021
Rural COVID vaccination rates rise as infections increase COVID-19 vaccination rates have increased in rural areas of the United...
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New device helps veterinarians target treatment of bovine respiratory disease
Merck Animal Health and its subsidiary Allflex Livestock Intelligence announced the release of Whisper On Arrival, which Merck calls...
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Weekly livestock news: August 9, 2021
African swine fever cases in Dominican Republic spur regional concern The World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) called on...
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Infrastructure bill could be important for U.S. agriculture
The $1 trillion infrastructure bill expected to be passed shortly by the U.S. Senate has some key provisions for...
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Butterfly and MWI partner on point-of-care ultrasound
Point-of-care ultrasound developer Butterfly Network recently announced a new partnership with MWI Animal Health, through which MWI will warehouse...
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New vaccine provides improved protection against bird flu, scientists say
Researchers at the U.K.-based Pirbright Institute say they’ve developed a poultry influenza vaccine that’s faster-acting and more efficient than...
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Weekly livestock and equine news: August 2, 2021
African swine fever confirmed in Dominican Republic pigs, USDA says USDA confirmed African swine fever in samples collected in...
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African swine fever detected on farms in Germany
African swine fever has now been detected on a small number of farms in Germany, after nearly a year...
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How early pregnancy checking can help manage beef cattle during drought
With limited feed resources in a drought year, early pregnancy testing can be a useful way to manage and...
