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Reading Time: 2 minutes The University of Calgary has launched a telepathology service and expanded diagnostic testing for Alberta livestock…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Two protozoal diseases have nearly disappeared from Western Canadian herds thanks to toltrazuril, but research funding…
Reading Time: 2 minutes For the week ending April 11, Western Canadian feeder cattle prices were steady to $5 higher…
Reading Time: 2 minutes A University of Saskatchewan vaccine candidate for bovine TB has cleared mouse trials and is moving…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Public consultations on a revised Canadian code of practice for the care and handling of beef…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Steve Kenyon started with a camera drone for social media but now aerial-seeds thousands of acres…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Telemedicine has transformed equine care, but video is an introduction to a horse's health — not…
Reading Time: 2 minutes New grazing rates, longer transition periods and stronger oversight of grazing associations emerged from a marathon…
Reading Time: 2 minutes Alberta producers say compost is reducing their dependence on synthetic fertilizer while improving soil resilience.
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The new telepathology service lets DSU pathologists join field necropsies remotely in real time, giving veterinarians immediate specialist support before samples reach the lab
The extra-label use of toltrazuril has been a game-changer for calf health, but the closure of federal research facilities raises questions about where the next breakthrough will come from
A vaccine engineered by the University of Saskatchewan's VIDO protected 80 per cent of lab mice against a highly virulent bovine TB strain without compromising the tuberculin skin test — clearing the way for the first cattle trials of a potential Canadian-made bovine TB vaccine
New code would update guidance on branding calves, shelter from weather, euthanasia, more
Steve Kenyon of Greener Pastures Ranching bought his first drone for social media videos but now uses a second to aerial-seed pastures as part of his regenerative grazing system
Colonies not varroa-proof but were less likely to require chemical treatments: UC Riverside
Video consultations have transformed horse care, but camera angles, selective clips and screen-mediated observation can miss what matters most
Grazing lease rates going up considerably, but some on Taber council still not think enough for ratepayers
