pathogens

Once in livestock, foodborne pathogens can multiply, often in the gut of the animal. Photo: Canva
26-11 | News

Foodborne pathogens – risks to Scottish livestock farms

Photo: Orion Pharma
07-12-2020 | Article

Competitive exclusion is increasing in popularity

Weaning is one the most stressful event in a piglets life. A holistic approach is essential to weaning successfully. Photo: Chadino
07-12-2020 | Article

Take the opportunity to wean your piglets differently

Routine dairy testing is a proven way to improve product quality and production efficiency. Photo: Daniel Schwarz
24-08-2020 | Article

New advancements in udder health management

Young chicken's are vunerable to microbial pathogens, using spray-dried plasma in the diet can help support the immune system. Photo: Dancu Aleksandar
29-06-2020 | Article

Immunological properties of spray-dried plasma

Photo: Trouw Nutrition
29-06-2020 | Article

Reducing neonatal diarrhoea without antimicrobials

Photo: Perstorp
29-06-2020 | Article

The art of feed hygiene

Glaesserella australis on blood plate with Staphylococcus aureus displaying satellitism. Photo: The University of Queensland
29-06-2020 | Article

New found bacteria responsible for lung disease in pigs

The Intra Hygiene Quick Scan can be used to obtain reliable results from water samples. Photo: Intracare
29-06-2020 | Article

Using real-time water analysis to control contamination risks

A surgically-isolated intestinal segment (lying within the hatched circle) that has been injected with the Mycobacterium paratuberculosis (MAP) bacteria that causes Johne s disease. Photo: Dr Philip Griebel
29-06-2020 | Article

Johne’s disease – new advances, new era