Act 199, passed by the Hawai‘i State Legislature and enacted by Gov. Josh Green in 2024, makes changes to §HRS 486-120.5 and ...
India’s fruit and vegetable crops are often plagued with pathogens and substandard farm practices. The University of Arkansas ...
Entities and products from foreign adversary countries are now ineligible for the USDA's BioPreferred Program and guaranteed ...
Greater Kashmir on MSN
SKUAST-K bags Rs 7.2 crore ANRF grant for agri innovations
SRINAGAR: SKUAST-K has secured a major scientific windfall, winning eight high-impact R&D projects worth Rs 7.22 crore from the Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF). The funding, awarded ...
A photo taken of a rural Australian road has revealed a growing issue with an invasive animal costing Australia over $156 ...
Saddle up. On farms and ranches across the country, that is a pretty common sentiment. With about 9.2 million domesticated ...
The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) says animal-based food products remain safe for consumption, despite surveillance ...
Kansas State University's National Agricultural Biosecurity Center is expanding its role on the front lines of animal disease ...
Predicting the likelihood of diseases in your cattle can be as simple as taking a photo, according to Think Digital’s Kat ...
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship announced Tuesday that the highly pathogenic avian influenza was ...
The East African on MSN
US secures deal to sell cattle, chicks, eggs to Ethiopia
Livestock is a central pillar of Ethiopia’s agricultural economy, underpinned by Africa’s largest livestock population, but productivity remains constrained.
NDSU Extension has added a new session on Wednesday, Jan. 14 in Beulah to its bird flu prevention series for producers. As highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) continues to impact poultry and ...
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