Specials

Photo: Perstorp

29-06-2020 | Article

The art of feed hygiene

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

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

ASF is highly contagious and infection spreads rapidly through a unit. Increasing biosecurity on farm can prevent viruses from entering. Photo: Shutterstock

29-06-2020 | Article

Closing the door on ASF with feed biosecurity

Salmonella contamination is a global issue, it is critical that it is tackled at all stages of production. Photo: Shutterstock

29-06-2020 | Article

Reducing Salmonella and its impact on the poultry industry

Photo: Shutterstock/ vchal

29-06-2020 | Article

Genome editing for disease resistance in pigs and chickens

Photo: Vincent ter Beek

16-12-2019 | Expert opinion

Can less be more?

Bacteriophage are viruses (with genetic material) that infect bacteria. Photo: Proteon Pharmaceuticals

16-12-2019 | Article

Bacteriophages: A post-antibiotic solution

The prevalence of Salmonella in chick s fed BMD can be attributed to its activity against Gram-positive bacteria. Photo: Michael Taylor

16-12-2019 | Article

Effect of antibiotic withdrawal on the gut

Eubiotics are pivotal within antibiotic-free strategies to sustainably enhance gastrointestinal functionality. Photo: DSM

16-12-2019 | Article

Combat AMR while unleashing potential

FMD Germany: 3 water buffaloes in Brandenburg infected

10-01 | Article

Africa boasts remarkable dynamics in meat production, yet supply problems remain

Vietnam-Australia pig biosecurity alliance to bolster efforts against ASF