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Swine flu can be difficult to diagnose and is not always obvious as its presence may be masked by other concurrent diseases.

Expediting health information can help increase productivity and treatment success

They aim to be a centre of excellence in research, graduate education and technology transfer.

The European Probiotic Association (EPA) has the pleasure to announce the new edition of the Jules Tournut Probiotics Prize.

The company will sponsor daily workshops, hosted by Michele Payn-Knoper, author of No More Food Fights: Growing A Productive Farm and Food Conversation.

Strengthening the international technical team at IDT Biologika are Dr Peter van der Wolf and Dr Anja Kibsgaard

AB Neo, a division of AB Agri Ltd (UK) completed the acquisition of Bodit Tachov Sro (CZ) on 9th October 2015.

The European Federation of Animal Science (EAAP) and Animine have organised the first Animine Academy in Paris mid-September.

PRRSons Project is developed from our own experience of PRRS control on farms.

Based on algae, Olmix spends years to develop these solutions for the production of meat, milk, egg, fruits and vegetables, and even for treatment of diseases in humans.

Indiana Recipient Recognized for Outstanding On-Farm Practices

Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health funds three research projects on swine disease PRRS (Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome) with €75,000 total.

Outgoing West Australian Pork Producers’ Association President, Richard Evison, highlighted the growth of free range pork in his report to WAPPA’s 2015 AGM.

Olmix has inaugurated its school for training new farming practices in producing meat, milk, eggs and plants without antibiotics.

Higher feeding precision and new strategies of liquid feeding may be beneficial for pig fattening.

Kjeld Johannesen, Group CEO of Danish Crown for the past 27 years, has decided to step down on 1 April 2016.

According to Pork CRC Manager, Commercialisation and Research Impact, Charles Rikard-Bell, the projects range from proof of concept to ready for adoption.

Daniel Windhorst has been appointed key account manager for salmonella vaccines, swine and poultry, for IDT Biologika.

On September 5th 2015, Choice Genetics officially launched its new subsidiary in the PRC

Europe’s animal health industry supports the principle ‘prevention is better than cure’, and the encouragement of good hygiene, biosecurity and good husbandry which will contribute to reducing the need for antimicrobials.

Olmix celebrated its 20th anniversary in September with the launch of its new identity designed around ‘Thanks to Algae!’

Experts meet in Barcelona to discuss new strategies to prevent the disease.

Currently a staff veterinarian at Smithfield, Dr. Pittman helps manage the health and wellness of 103,000 sows farrow-to-finish in North Carolina, Virginia and Pennsylvania. Dr. Pittman also is involved in research and development efforts using a science-based approach to improve production, health and business performance throughout Smithfield’s operations worldwide.