Top 6 things to know for food and animal safety
In our first full week of May, plenty is happening in the food and animal safety worlds — we wanted to bring all of the news to you in one place. What is being discussed around Neogen this morning?...
View ArticleKick off June with Monday Links
[ SPANISH ] Happy June, everyone! Today marks the first Monday links post of June, and there is a lot of news happening in the world. Don’t have time to scour the interwebs for all of the big news...
View ArticleWill a Triple Crown winner help or hurt horse racing?
All eyes will be focused on the 146th Belmont Stakes in New York this weekend. It is one of the biggest weekends in horse races in recent history — a win for California Chrome would mark him as the...
View ArticleHow to care for geriatric horses
Almost all horse owners will face the challenge of caring for an aging horse at some point. It’s inevitable if we choose to provide our animals a home beyond their useful or competitive life. A 2010...
View ArticleThe Monday links you have been waiting for
Complied together for your reading pleasure is the latest news and information in the food and animal safety segments in this edition of Monday links! Genomics Sequencing Tsetse Fly Genome Reveals...
View ArticleInfographic: Vaccinating Your Horse
Vaccines can protect your horse from a wide range of threats, including snakebites, botulism, influenza, and much more. Learn how vaccines work, why they’re important, and which ones your horse needs...
View ArticleMonday links
Don’t have time to scour the internet for the latest food safety, animal safety and agriculture news? Relax, we’ve got it covered. Animal Science New Year’s Resolutions for Maximizing Horse Health in...
View ArticleLike Santa, horses know if you’re happy or sad
A new study is showing for the first time that it’s not just people who process and react to facial expressions, but horses do as well. In the study, 28 horses were shown large color photographs of...
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