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- Колумбия: При экспорте скота сертификация и прослеживаемость больше не являются необязательнымиВысококачественное животноводство, особенно при экспорте, требует сертификации и прослеживаемости. Это необходимые условия для выхода и конкуренции на многих международных рынках, а также на некоторых всё более требовательных внутренних рынках. Колумбийское животноводство не является исключением из этих правил, и, хотя предстоит ещё многое сделать, всё большее число ферм и компаний внедряют эти ме...
- New BoviRes-RSVI vaccine for early immunization of calves: A breakthrough in veterinary scienceOne of the vaccine's key advantages is its optimized immunization schedule. Research confirms that colostral antibody levels in calves begin to decline as early as 21 days after birth. Traditional vaccination schedules do not always ensure rapid development of post-vaccination antibodies, increasing the risk of disease during this critical period. Alexander Kononov, HEAD of the Biotechnology Labor...
- Strictly adhere to technology and be passionate about your business. The chairman of the agricultural production cooperative explained how to prevent livestock losses.October 30, Vitebsk Region. Romuald Shukel, chairman of the Mayak Braslovsky agricultural cooperative, spoke to journalists about how to avoid mortality in livestock farming, a BELTA correspondent reports. "The secret is that when a calf is born, you need to follow all the raising technologies - colostrum, vaccinations , proper feeding from the first day - we have muesli and everything else. It's ...
- Chile resumes importing meat and livestock from PatagoniaThe resolution, eagerly awaited by the livestock sector, lifts the suspension of imports of Patagonian livestock products, which was imposed at the end of July. This was announced following the completion of a technical audit conducted in Argentina by Chile's Agricultural and Livestock Service (SAG). Chile took corrective measures after the Argentine government amended its sanitary regulations, pa...
- Мировой рынок мяса птицы продолжит устойчивый ростПерспективы рынка в ближайшие кварталы выглядят благоприятно, и ожидается, что темпы роста сохранятся. Снижение цен на корма улучшает рентабельность, что способствует развитию различных регионов, включая Азию, Европу, Африку и обе Америки. Несмотря на замедление роста предложения в таких регионах, как Европа и Латинская Америка из-за нехватки родительского поголовья, азиатские страны, включая Кита...
- How to beat the "autumn blues"? Simple tips for feeling better.Losing concentration, feeling low on energy, and feeling sleepy all day? It's the off-season, which comes with colds and viruses. How to avoid getting sick in the fall? We'll discuss this with a general practitioner. It's time to strengthen your immune system As summer transitions to autumn, all natural processes slow down. The human body also undergoes adjustments, requiring fewer external stimul...
- Argentina: Government defines new vaccination strategy against foot-and-mouth diseaseSimilarly, feedlots will be exempt from the first campaign, and vaccination will only be required during the second. "This decision will reduce the need for nearly 2 million doses, resulting in an estimated savings of $3 million," official sources emphasize. They claim this measure will reduce foot-and-mouth disease vaccine consumption by 16 million doses, resulting in an estimated $25 million in ...
- Virologists explained how people act as a filter for COVID and change it.New variants and strains of CORONAVIRUS emerge regularly because people themselves act as a "filter" for older variants of the virus. This was stated by Sergei Netesov, a virologist, academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, and HEAD of the Laboratory of Bionanotechnology, Microbiology, and Virology at the Novosibirsk State University Natural Sciences Department, to RBC. He commented on the ...
- Bird flu: EU tracks virus mutations and reviews response strategyAs part of the One HEALTH approach, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) have published scientific advice on assessing avian influenza virus mutations and their potential for spread to humans, as well as recommendations for public health and veterinary authorities. The work of both agencies relies on extensive data, including g...
- Experts warn of the risk of bordetellosis in young turkeys.Bordetelliosis is caused by the bacterium Bordetella avium. The infection is transmitted by contact, bedding, and water. The incubation period is 7–10 days. According to experts, the incidence of disease in young birds aged 2–6 weeks can reach 80–100%, with a mortality rate of approximately 10%. Within a week, the bird develops a local and systemic immune response: secretory antibodies are produce...
- Infectious disease specialists see the need for urgent measures due to meningococcusIn RUSSIA, more than 1,200 cases of meningococcal infection have been recorded since the beginning of the year, compared to no more than 600 for the entire previous year. Against this backdrop, doctors have proposed introducing vaccinations for residents.Russia needs to take urgent action due to the sharp rise in meningococcal infections, especially among vulnerable population groups. Doctors and ...
- A new method for calculating the need for veterinarians in rural areasThe methodology takes into account veterinarian time commitments and standard veterinary procedure costs, as well as animal species and the time required for their treatment. Results showed that veterinarians devote 89% of their time to cattle care , while poultry and small livestock account for only 2.7% and 2.5%, respectively. Approximately 25% of their time is spent on preventative measures, of...
- Vaccination against highly pathogenic avian influenza: the key to preserving ecosystems and poultry productionNew data indicate that HPAI causes colossal damage to seabird and waterfowl populations, leading to declines in the numbers of individual species and disrupting food chains in ecosystems. This has a domino effect, where the disappearance of one species can lead to changes in the numbers of others, threatening the stability of entire ecosystems. Furthermore, the virus affects marine mammals and sca...
- US closes case against doctor for fraud with COVID-19 certificatesThe US has dropped the prosecution of a Utah DOCTOR accused of falsifying vaccination certificates .covid-19 and the destruction of government-provided vaccines worth more than $28,000. This was reported REUTERS . According to the agency, Dr. Michael Kirk Moore administered saline injections to minors at the request of their parents and then gave them a fictitious certificate of covid-19 vaccinati...
- Paraguay: Foot-and-mouth disease vaccination campaign completed, with over 4 million cattle vaccinatedAt the end of the current vaccination period against foot-and-mouth disease, 4,008,569 HEAD of cattle , owned by 99,614 owners, were registered. For vaccination against bovine brucellosis, 1,715,038 head of cattle, owned by 25,868 owners, were registered. The institution expressed gratitude to all its employees, the Veterinary Services Foundation (Fundassa), and producers for their efforts and ded...
- Belarus Ready to Supply Rabies Vaccines to Leningrad RegionAccording to the press service of the Leningrad Region Veterinary Department , in order to begin deliveries, the Belarusian company must undergo competitive procurement procedures in 2025. Participation in these procedures is only possible in compliance with all legislative obligations, which ensures the transparency and competitiveness of the process. Earlier, the Leningrad Region signed cooperat...
- WHO stresses the importance of using high-quality vaccines that meet the new standardThe ongoing spread of African swine fever ( ASF ) is causing concern for the global pig industry, as no region has escaped its impact. For many years, the lack of an effective vaccine or treatment has made disease control extremely difficult. The scientific community is working to develop an effective vaccine, and recent announcements of the approval or testing of modified live vaccines in several...
- South Africa launches cattle vaccination campaign after foot-and-mouth disease outbreakFoot-and-Mouth Disease Outbreak and Its Consequences. On May 30, an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease was confirmed at Karan Beef's production site in Heidelberg, Gauteng Province. This farm is the largest beef producer in South Africa and, until recently, slaughtered approximately 2,000 HEAD of cattle daily. Following this incident, outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease were recorded in five of th...
- Belarus proposes switching to centralized procurement of vaccines for livestockJune 17, MINSK District. The issue of a possible transition to centralized procurement of vaccines for livestock farming was discussed on June 17 at a visiting seminar-meeting in Minsk District with the participation of Belarusian President ALEXANDER LUKASHENKO, BELTA reports. At the event, Vladimir Karanik, Chairman of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences, gave a training report. He ...
- Lay on the beach and got a rash. How to make a trip to an exotic country safe for your healthJune 17, MINSK . Before traveling to exotic countries, it is recommended to consult a DOCTOR, get vaccinated if necessary, and check with a travel agency about the epidemiological situation in the country you plan to go to, Anastasia Leshkevich, HEAD of the department of especially dangerous infections of the epidemiology department of the State Institution "Republican Center for Hygiene, Epidemio...
- Cattle Health: Key Aspects of Care and FeedingProper housing helps protect livestock from adverse weather conditions and ensures access to feed, as well as safe conditions for calving and animal care. For example, windbreaks in pastures or the use of natural shelters provide cattle with shelter from strong winds. Basic housing conditions also include access to feed and the ability to separate animals when necessary. Nutrition is a critical co...
- Mass vaccination of wild predators against rabies will be held in Serpukhov from June 4 to 25The drug is an edible briquettes containing vaccines in capsules. The briquettes are made of components that are attractive to wild animals, such as MEAT and other food products . The vaccine, as emphasized by specialists of the Territorial Veterinary Department No. 5, effectively protects animals from infection, but has no therapeutic effect. If a person accidentally discovers the vaccine, it doe...
- Active vaccination of cattle against anthrax has begun in the Smolensk region.Anthrax, caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis, poses a serious threat to both animals and humans, especially those who handle animals and their products. Therefore, vaccination is an important step in ensuring public HEALTH. Vaccinations are performed by qualified veterinarians, who conduct a preliminary health examination of animals to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the procedures. ...
- Poultry Vaccination Rules Update: What Poultry Farmers Should ConsiderMandatory vaccination applies to farms that keep more than 350 chickens or more than 100 turkeys. Smaller flocks also fall into this category if their products are intended for sale on the market. However, owners of small farms where birds are kept only for personal consumption do not have to worry about vaccination requirements. This innovation is primarily aimed at supporting small farmers who d...
- Scientists from the Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance (Rosselkhoznadzor) have developed a new vaccine against avian influenza for domestic and wild carnivores.The immune response in animals develops 21-28 days after a single vaccine administration, and protection lasts for at least six months. Only clinically healthy animals should be vaccinated; dogs and cats can be vaccinated at any age, with a single dose followed by a booster dose six months later. Fur-bearing animals are vaccinated starting at 8-1......
- Foot-and-mouth disease resurfaces in EuropeBluetongue and epizootic haemorrhagic disease (EHD) are two livestock diseases that have been the most discussed in Galicia in recent times due to outbreaks detected in various livestock farms and the damage they can cause to the animal and its owner. However, there are other diseases that threaten the HEALTH of livestock, and among them, foot-and-mouth disease has re-emerged. Unlike the previous ...
- New outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease reported in HungaryThe case detected in Győr-Moson-Sopron County is part of the first outbreak declared in the country and is located within an additional restriction zone already established. Before slaughter, the animals were given suppressive vaccination in accordance with the protocols of Delegated Regulation ( EU ) 2......
- Spain: Sheep sector pins its future on exportsIn one interview, he did not hesitate to say that lamb “is the most religious” as it is essential for religions like Islam and Judaism, which is why they have focused their exports on regions like North Africa. He noted that despite the decline in domestic consumption of lamb (-7.7% in households according to the cumulative moving average for November last year), these countries are seeing an incr...
- A month-long campaign to combat African swine fever and herpes simplex virus (HSV) has begun in the Ulyanovsk region.During the month, specialists focus on a comprehensive survey of hunting grounds, forests, and fields. Veterinary services conduct regular field visits to wild boar and migratory bird habitats, which are the main carriers of diseases. Searching for animal carcasses is crucial, as they can be a source of infection. Effective and timely detection of cases of infection is critical, as wild animals ca...
- A quarantine for bovine leukemia has been established in the Krasnogorsk district of the Bryansk region.Quarantine measures will remain in effect until they are lifted, entailing strict controls on the movement of animals and products from the area. Vaccination and HEALTH monitoring of animals on neighboring farms will be an important part of the measures to prevent further spread of the infection. Deputy HEAD of the Veterinary Service Alexander Yakushev has been assigned to oversee the implementati...
Vaccination plays a key role in preventing the spread of infectious diseases in humans and animals. it is an effective way to protect the body from dangerous infections by stimulating the immune system. Vaccination not only provides individual immunity, but also helps build collective immunity, which helps prevent epidemics and pandemics. Vaccines are one of the most important advances in medicine and veterinary medicine, helping to reduce morbidity and mortality from dangerous infections.