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Iowa State University Advances Veterinary Diagnostics with High-Volume Testing Innovation
Iowa State University Advances Veterinary Diagnostics with High-Volume Testing Innovation

Iowa State University's Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory (VDL) is set to revolutionize molecular diagnostic testing with the introduction of a cutting-edge machine—the “SmartChip.”

Livestock and mRNA Vaccines: What You Need To Know
Livestock and mRNA Vaccines: What You Need To Know

As misinformation regarding the use of mRNA vaccines in livestock filter through social media, there are facts begging to be set straight.

To Serve Greater Purpose: Pig Organ Donation Explained
To Serve Greater Purpose: Pig Organ Donation Explained

Pig organ donation is extremely complex and requires a number of biosecure precautions and practices throughout the pig’s life. Unfortunately, even then, disease can surface.

New Veterinary Toxicology Training Program Created at K-State
New Veterinary Toxicology Training Program Created at K-State

The goal of the program is to create impactful and innovative outreach tools. This will better enable livestock veterinarians to recognize and address toxicology problems in food animal species.

“Biosecurity only works if everyone follows the protocols.”
7 Steps to Create a Biosecurity Plan

Putting biosecurity protocols in place can help reduce the risk of disease being transferred to not only livestock, but to humans as well.

Dr. Thomson’s Top Reasons to Attend Farm Journal Field Days
Dr. Thomson’s Top Reasons to Attend Farm Journal Field Days

Register now to save your seat for this FREE extravaganza, with sessions running from August 25-27.

An End to Surgical Castration Being Developed
An End to Surgical Castration Being Developed

Recombinetics and DNA Genetics have formed an alliance to end surgical castrations of pigs by developing precision breeding technology.

Murphy: The Status of Science
Murphy: The Status of Science

In the swirl of debate over the size and the status of taxpayer-funded research, the public often seizes on specific benefits they like, while rejecting the very process that made them possible.