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Mehak Jain Ludhiana: The second day of Guru Angad Dev Veterinary & Animal Sciences University’s 12th youth festival witnessed collage, clay modeling, .

Ludhiana: The 12th youth festival of Guru Angad Dev Veterinary & Animal Sciences University kickstarted with knowledge-sharing and fine arts events on.

Hope Public Schools has received an unprecedented $660,000 donation for the purpose of upgrading and expanding offerings in the agriculture programs offered by the district.

LAHORE: The Dairy & Cattle Farmers Association has outrightly rejected loose milk survey conducted by the University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences , terming it a conspiracy for promoting...

Three years ago, dozens of African elephants mysteriously died in Zimbabwe. Now scientists have confirmed their killer: a rare and little-known bacterium that can cause organ inflammation leading to deadly hemorrhaging. According to a report by the Science News, the bacterium, dubbed Pasteurellaceae Bisgaard taxon 45, turned up in samples from six of 15 elephants analyzed,…

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A bacterium never before identified in elephants or implicated in deadly internal hemorrhaging killed Zimbabwe elephants in 2020, genetic tests show.

As the U.S. swine industry shifts toward improving gut health in newly weaned pigs to decrease mortality rates, a Kansas State University student is studying ways to incorporate low acid

Effort marries milk producing Holsteins and Jerseys with Gyrs breed.

Goal is to improve gut health to reduce mortality and the number of pigs requiring antibiotic treatment after weaning.