This is the first study I've found that was interested in cataloging bacterial diversity among subclinical (or asymptomatic) infections. While they may be less threatening to the animal's overall
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Here's the final portion of my paper: Do organic animal operations encourage management decisions that negatively impact animal welfare? If you've missed the other posts, you can check out part 1,
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For my senior ethics class, I chose to write about an issue everyone has an opinion on, from granola folks at the co-op telling me to watch Food Inc. to farmers complaining about the outbreak of
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Image from BBC News A friend of mine thought this would interest me when I last visited him, and I had him send me the links discussing badger culling in the UK to control the spread of bovine
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Image from UPenn Just a short one here today. Not too much interesting going on in a study that supports the null, but the methods are great. This study looked at the affect that one or two
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When I first started working in an actual clinic, I was blown away with the education I received in vaccine administration. Before at the shelter my instruction included solely how to administer them
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The more I read, the more I'm extremely grateful for the rigor that my reproduction class required. None of this would have made sense to me last year, and it's amazing how many of the details I've
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In searching for information on mastitis, I came across this treasure trove of information. It was too good for me not to post here. It's got great summaries, information, and a large collection of
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This is the last of my posts covering the research currently underway at the EOARC. I'm starting to get really excited to go there, a week from Tuesday I get to leave and start working. So after this
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Sexed semen has the potential to completely change the industry. If pregnancy rates with altered semen continue to improve, we could see not only major efficiency upgrades in cattle production, but