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UMass launches vet tech program
Students at the University of Massachusetts now have the opportunity to get a degree in veterinary technology. The university’s...
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Weekly livestock news for February 10, 2020
Bayer, Corteva, Cargill among companies under investigation by Canadian regulators The Canadian Competition Bureau said it was investigating certain...
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New university programs to focus on rural veterinary practice
Arkansas State University may soon be home to the state’s first veterinary medicine school. University officials have signed an...
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Farmer sentiment up after U.S.-China trade deal
Farmer optimism was up in January with the signing of the new U.S.-China trade deal. The monthly Purdue University/CME...
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Weekly livestock news for February 3, 2020
African swine fever vaccine provides ‘complete protection,’ USDA says Government and academic experts in the United States say they’ve...
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EPA introduces WOTUS replacement, courts rule on ‘ag-gag’ law and beef checkoff
Several regulatory updates and court rulings affecting the livestock and agriculture sectors have been announced over the past two...
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Colorado State partners with manufacturers on research facility and scholarships
Colorado State University is partnering with two manufacturers to ramp up its agricultural research. Pharmaceutical manufacturer Zoetis has joined...
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Weekly companion animal news for February 3, 2020
U.S. reps introduce legislation to create ‘Petfax’ report for sellers of dogs and cats Two members of the U.S....
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American Heartworm Society seeks clinic data for 2019 survey
The American Heartworm Society is asking clinics to fill out the 2019 Heartworm Incidence Survey as the organization prepares...
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Veterinary organizations launch new funding round for Australia bushfire relief
As bushfires continue to burn in southeast Australia, three veterinary organizations in the United States are joining forces for...
