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The JSR Group has welcomed a new staff member to its agricultural consultancy business, Checkfarm, to help oversee its farm management services in Russia.

Violative antibiotic residues in meat can bring serious problems to your farm.

DNA Genetics is expanding its sales team with the addition of two new people, Chris Allen and Mike Sidwell.

The new vaccine is the only one-dose or two-dose, ready-to-use combination with five-month PCV2 duration of immunity

New corporate name manifests Company’s emerging global reach and aspirations as a world-leading brand.

The Board of Directors of SPACE, who met in RENNES on January 20, 2014, unanimously elected Marcel DENIEUL President of SPACE

As one of the key topics, the subject “Reproductive Technologies and Livestock Development” will receive wide coverage at AgroFarm 2014.

Institutions from eighteen European countries have recently built a strong, multi-disciplinary scientific network to advance knowledge and understanding of these zoonotic disease complexes.

Darling International Inc. (NYSE: DAR) announced that it has completed its acquisition of VION Ingredients.

Watson® is the only simulation software capable of predicting in an extremely precise manner the technical and economic impact of the changes in feeding, management and environment in the swine production.

IMPROVEST® life cycle assessment and Environmental Product Declaration represent first to be awarded to an animal health company.

Bring mature, structurally sound gilts into the herd and focus on sow nutrition to improve sow longevity and herd parity structures.

Tyson Foods has outlined measures the company is taking on hog raising practices in a letter sent January 8, to the hog farmers who supply us.

The JSR Group has welcomed a new staff member to its international accounts team.

The IT manager of CReSA in collaboration with researchers of the UAB-CRAG have recently developed a freely available software for the management and analysis of high-throughput gene-expression data.

The deadly swine disease porcine epidemic diarrhea virus has prompted an Iowa animal health company to quickly produce what it believes could be a potential vaccine solution.