Mammary Stem Cells Challenge Costly Bovine Disease US – Mastitis is the most expensive disease in the dairy industry. Each clinical case can cost a dairy farmer more than $400 and damages both the cow’s future output as well as her comfort. Bovine mastitis is typically treated with antibiotics, but with the potential threat of […]
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Egg imports halt in Iran as production increases 08 May 2018 Egg imports have come to a halt following the rise in domestic production and the return of supply-demand balance in Iran, secretary-general of Iran’s Union of Producers of Egg-Laying Hens said Farzad Talakesh added that egg prices are set to decline in the next
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Beef Prices Rise Another 5c-10c/Kg During W18 07 May 2018 IRELAND – IFA National Livestock Chairman Angus Woods said the beef trade continues to strengthen with prices rising by another 5c to 10c/kg this week. He said the base price for steers has moved up again with farmers getting €4.10/kg and heifers making a base
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Cattle Disease ( mycoplasma bovis) Bill Could be $30k Per Farm 07 May 2018 NEW ZEALAND – Farmers could end up paying $30,000 each on average to help cover the cost of eradicating mycoplasma bovis. Radio New Zealand reports that the figure represents 40 per cent of the $1 billion that Agriculture and Biosecurity Minister Damien
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