Spring is a busy time for producers, balancing fieldwork and calving season. Unfortunately, some tasks may slip through the ...

Most people exposed to the parasites behind babesiosis don't get sick, but for others, the infection can be deadly.

Gavin said that “microplastics primarily enter our food through environmental contamination, as plastics break down in places like landfills and leach into the soil and water where food is grown or ...

Some animals that humans consume, such as chickens and cows, may consume feed containing ... the body and have been found in the brain, placenta, veins and arteries and other organs,” Allen ...

The second act of a popular reprogramming factor could maximize the potential of iPSCs in research and regenerative medicine.

From backwards and breech births to hip-locked calves, here are tips for cattle producers to manage hard calf births this ...

Stage 3: The third stage of parturition is the shedding of the placenta or fetal membranes. In cattle this normally occurs in less than 8 to12 hours. The membranes are considered retained if after 12 ...

And now in cattle, that is such a high percentage of ... So, because the goat grows babies and placenta in her uterus, that is very different genetically to her, correct? Like only 50% of the ...

In a tragic incident, a man along with his two grand-sons got drowned in the river at Hale Tirumakoodalu village in the taluk ...

Cows that experience difficult deliveries also face chances of having a retained placenta (fetal membranes). A placenta sticking halfway out of the uterus can allow bacteria to enter the uterus, but ...

The test measures pregnancy-associated glycoproteins (PAGs), which are released into the blood by the placenta during pregnancy and subsequently ... pregnancy test than an early detector of cows who ...