USDA produces a newsletter called Healthy Animals, and the latest edition is out now. This quarterly online newsletter compiles ARS news and expert resources on the health and well-being of agricultural animals.Each quarter, one article in Healthy Animals focuses on a particular element of ARS animal research. The current issue examines the development of a U.S. Veterinary Immune Reagent Network that could improve the characterization and treatment of many animal diseases.
Other research highlighted in this issue includes:
- A new technique for mobilizing cattle’s immune system response to mastitis.
- Dangerous bacteria that can develop in protozoa within animals’ digestive tracts.
- A database that will help predict forage growth.
- An improved vaccinator to more efficiently protect poultry from major diseases.
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