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Few methods are available for diagnosing infectious bronchitis (IB) to identify the virus in current infections or the specific antibody response following viral infection. As des…
How AI could change the way pig farms measure success New times mean new opportunities. Different key performance indicators have become possible through new management strategies…
Vietnam's Quang Tri orders urgent livestock vaccination as FMD and lumpy skin disease coverage lags Foot-and-mouth diseaseQuang TriLumpy Skin DiseaseVaccinationVietnam EN eFeedLin…
Respiratory diseases are one of the problems that have the greatest impact during the finishing period because: They are typically recurrent pathologies. They tend to have a signi…
Pig respiratory diseases are commonly caused by diseases such as porcine pleuropneumonia, mycoplasmal pneumonia, and influenza. Once respiratory disease occurs, most cases involve…
Infectious bronchitis (IB) in chickens can occur throughout the year, but is more common during the cold autumn and winter seasons. During the key autumn disease-prevention period…
Namibia has intensified surveillance and movement controls following an outbreak of SAT1 foot-and-mouth disease in the Karasburg State Veterinary District. - ADVERTISEMENT - Figur…
Vietnam's Nghe An province tightens controls as African swine fever persists African Swine FeverSwine FarmingVaccinationNghe AnVietnam EN eFeedLink Newsdesk |19 Oct 2026 Nghe An h…
Melanie Jenkins 20 October 2026 >More in Business Markets and trends Meat markets and prices
Image: FW Archive - ADVERTISEMENT - Pig farming has become increasingly popular in small-scale farming operations, but often farmers do not consider the important dietary needs of…
Ann Hardy 16 October 2026 >More in Assessing performance Dairy Livestock
Changing societal expectations, new regulations and health crises have helped transform the Breton pig sector over the past thirty years. Read also: Nine award-winning pig innovat…
Fowlpox, also called avian pox, is a slowly spreading viral disease of chickens. It is characterized by proliferative nodular lesions or scabs on the head, comb, eyelids, and watt…
Introduction: Many factors can cause abnormal egg production in laying hens, including physiological, nutritional, stress-related, and pathological factors. This article briefly d…
Assays available: Gross pathology Visual inspection of lung lesions Figure 1. Picture demonstrating the classical cranial ventral consolidation associated with Mycoplasma hyopneum…
Building Disease Resilience in Pigs: Why Genetics Is Changing the Game Pig production is facing a rapidly evolving disease landscape. Pathogens such as PRRS continue to emerge, sp…
Fowlpox is a highly contagious viral disease. It tends to spread in autumn and winter, especially in damp environments where mosquitoes are abundant, as they can accelerate transm…
Fowlpox is an acute, highly contagious infectious disease caused by the fowlpox virus. It mainly affects the skin and oral mucosa of chickens, and occasionally affects both at the…
Vaccination is an important barrier to ensuring the health of a flock and one of the most important aspects of production management. The following principles must be observed: “F…
Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent infectious diseases. A vaccination is considered successful when it produces good antibody levels. However, after comparing antibo…
