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Low arrival weight turns respiratory health into a procurement and management variable. APHIS has release…
Routine blood profiles may provide an additional signal on pig feed efficiency, but they are not yet a st…
A bacteriophage targeting Escherichia coli from raw meat shows potential as a biocontrol tool, but not ye…
Denmark is turning poultry biosecurity from a recommendation into a verifiable routine. On 6 November, th…
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Low arrival weight turns respiratory health into a procurement and management variable. APHIS has released the second report from its national 2021 feedlot study. The data, collected in 2020 from U.S. feedlots holding 50 or more cattle, show that 12.2% of catt…
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Routine blood profiles may provide an additional signal on pig feed efficiency, but they are not yet a stand-alone selection tool. An IRTA study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science…
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A bacteriophage targeting Escherichia coli from raw meat shows potential as a biocontrol tool, but not yet as a practice-ready solution. A study published in Scientific Reports collected 60…
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Denmark is turning poultry biosecurity from a recommendation into a verifiable routine. On 6 November, the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration raised the avian-influenza threat level f…
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Goat meat gains domestic market access when the cut and eating occasion become visible. Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA), together with retailer Drakes, has launched a campaign in South Aust…
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Research · USDA APHIS · 2026-11-03
Low arrival weight turns respiratory health into a procurement and management variable. APHIS has released the second report from its national 2021 feedlot study. The data, collected in 2020 from U.S. feedlots holding 50 or more cattle, show that 12.2% of cattle were affected by respiratory disease. The difference by a…
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