Three horses have been confirmed positive for infectious anemia (EIA), the first such infection in a South Carolina animal since a donkey in Aiken County acquired the disease in 2014, State Veterinarian Michael Neault said. The first case was …
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(Ames, Iowa) — A new report in the journal Transboundary and Emerging Diseases entitled, “Stability of African swine fever virus in feed during environmental storage,” details the length of time ASFV remains stable in feed at different storage temperatures. The robust study …
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Just how hot has it been in some areas of the country during the recent heat wave that has covered most of the nation? Rod Bain reports.
A cool front will drop temperatures back into the 80s this weekend, but climatologist Corey Davis warns to watch out for some heavy rains coming with it.
The nation’s 1890 land grant universities often specialize in assisting small and underserved farming populations. SC State University is quite busy doing just that. Mike Davis reports.
Climbing a Nebraska wind turbine tower toward a career, a new study explores barriers to healthcare for LGBTQ communities, and rural radio listeners still tune their dial to ag shows.
Global pork trade should pick up in the second half of 2022. A slight easing of feed costs and resilient consumer demand are improving market prospects. Still, challenges to growth remain as African swine fever continues to spread and inflation …
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