While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
While sex-sorted semen may be a little more expensive than conventional semen, the well-known resulting improvements in welfare and profitability outweigh this extra cost, says vet Tom Clarke of Synergy...
A mixed view on gene editing regulation could leave some countries with disease resistant pigs, while others are left at a competitive disadvantage
‘Grounded in Goodness’ is a programme which rewards British beef farmers for improving soil health, biodiversity, animal welfare
Vet Emma Greaves, of Stapeley Veterinary Practice, discusses the recently identified Shamonda virus and what livestock farmers need to know about the disease