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Undiagnosed respiratory disease: How to sample for success - Vimarsana News

Undiagnosed respiratory disease: How to sample for success

Diagnoses of porcine astrovirus 4, porcine hemagglutinating encephalomyelitis virus resulted when more common viruses were ruled out.

Horses develop antibodies against influenza D infection, but stay well - study - Vimarsana News

Horses develop antibodies against influenza D infection, but stay well - study

Researchers find the virus can replicate in the respiratory tract, with horses developing antibodies after exposure.

Athol Daily News - Isle of dreams: Orange couple buys island in Tully Pond - Vimarsana News

Athol Daily News - Isle of dreams: Orange couple buys island in Tully Pond

ORANGE — The waterfront properties on Tully Pond offer a setting that could be described as quintessentially North Quabbin. The charming homes and picturesque landscape are enough to melt away worry, and this isn’t lost on city dwellers, who have been...

The Recorder - Isle of dreams: Orange couple buys island in Tully Pond - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - Isle of dreams: Orange couple buys island in Tully Pond

Isle of dreams: Orange couple buys island in Tully Pond Mary Canning in her cabin on an island in Tully Pond. Complete with years of charm, the cabin came as is when she and her husband, Ingo Winzer, purchased it. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Mary Canning heads out from her home on Mayo Road in Orange to her cabin on an island in Tully Pond, in center of photo, in the shadow of Tully Mountain. Canning and her husband, Ingo Winzer, recently bought the island. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Mary Canning at the cabin she owns with her husband, Ingo Winzer, on an island in Tully Pond. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ ...

AASV Foundation increases research funding - Vimarsana News

AASV Foundation increases research funding

Mar 01, 2021 In recognition of the value and need for research with direct application to the swine veterinary profession, the AASV Foundation increased the amount of funding available for research proposals in 2021 from $60,000 to $100,000. Dr Lisa Tokach, chair of the AASV Foundation, announced the selection of four research proposals for partial funding during the foundation’s annual meeting, which was held virtually during the AASV annual meeting. The foundation granted funds to support efforts by researchers at the University of Minnesota, Iowa State University, and South Dakota State ...