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Bird flu in US dairy cows – how is it being transmitted?

16-04-2024 | News

Bird flu in US dairy cows – how is it being transmitted?

Multiple lineages of Lumpy skin disease (LSD) virus is present across various regions in Asia. Photo: Canva

15-04-2024 | News

Lumpy skin disease: Containing it in Asia, preventing entry into Australia

Heat stress leads to several cellular and physiological changes in the functioning granulosa cells. Photo: Canva

08-04-2024 | Article

Tolerance to heat stress improves oocyte and embryo production in dairy cows

The number of dairy farms infected with bird flu (H5N1) in the US continues to expand. Photo: Canva

04-04-2024 | News

US: More bird flu in cows, now humans also infected

Antibiotic stewardship in US dairy and livestock production

04-04-2024 | Article

Antibiotic stewardship in US dairy and livestock production

Nutrition can have significant effects on the immune system, influencing infection rate and thus reducing antibiotic use.

03-04-2024 | Article

From feed to housing: Reducing antibiotic use in livestock

Cost-effective cooling for outdoor cows

01-04-2024 | Article

Cost-effective cooling for outdoor cows

Wild birds are thought to be the cause the bird flu in the cattle. Photo: Canva

28-03-2024 | News

First case of dairy cows hit by bird flu in the US

The road to zero mastitis in dairy

27-03-2024 | Article

The road to zero mastitis in dairy

Pathogens & Prevention - key strategies for healthy livestock

Sunita van Es Sahota, editor special projects

29-06-2020 | Expert opinion

Staying vigilant against diseases

A digital pen and a smartphone can be used with a visitors book for an easy solution to generate useful on-farm information. Photo: Carlos Piñeiro

29-06-2020 | Article

New paradigms for disease prevention

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