Ah, United States' medicine vs. European medicine, the war rages on. The battleground I'll discuss today: elective sterilization of the female reproductive tract. Image from Penn State Virtual
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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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I recently had a professor tell me that if I didn't let them know if I made it into vet school, they would forever curse me with fat, in heat, Labrador spays for the rest of my career. I can think of
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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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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
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That caught your attention, didn't it? I've been watching Craigslist every day because I want to add two more chickens to my flock. If anyone puts them on there for free you've got to nab them quick.
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Came across this article when searching for stress studies in cattle. I've been more and more interested in examining behavior and stress as I've read more Temple Grandin. I think it's a field I can
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I'm not a horse person, and I don't think I ever will be. I think to truly be a horse person, for better or worse, you need to spend many years in their company. They're not like dogs who have been