Future of Global Animal Vaccines Market: 2020

 

By Open PR

Vaccines make animals disease-immune for a particular disease. In biological terms, vaccination against a particular pathogen aims to mimic the development of naturally acquired immunity by inoculation of non-pathogenic but immunogenic components of that pathogen. Animal vaccines market is dominated by production animals due to increasing global consumption of meat and milk products. The animal vaccines market can be segmented into seven categories based on animal type namely livestock, companion animals, poultry, equine, aquaculture, and other animal vaccines. Some of the key segments are further categorized based on the application of these animals. The livestock vaccines can be segmented into bovine vaccines and small ruminant vaccines, whereas the companion animal vaccines include canine vaccines and feline vaccines.

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Sheep and goat symposium set

 

By Agri News

For most grazers, the science and the art of raising livestock is learned on the job. At the Winter Sheep and Goat Symposium, new grazers will learn useful information to get them off to a good start, while the more experienced will learn updates on various aspects of animal husbandry.

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First-ever heart procedure on sheep successful

 

By The Cross Timbers Gazette

For the first time ever, veterinarians at Oklahoma State University’s Center for Veterinary Health Sciences performed surgery on Yoda, a 15-month-old sheep, to correct a congenital heart problem called a patent ductus arteriosus or PDA.

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Boehringer settles FTC claims on asset swap

 

By News-Press Now

Boehringer Ingelheim agreed to divest of five types of animal health products in order to settle regulatory concerns that an asset swap would reduce competition in the U.S. market.

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Goat meat gets gold star for protein quality

 

By David Burton, High Plains/Midwest Ag Journal

Animal protein staples in America have traditionally been beef, pork and poultry—until now. American consumers are warming up to goat meat, a healthy protein choice that 75 percent of the rest of the world has been enjoying for a very long time.

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Ruminant parasite drugs are a precious tool – here’s how to use them

 

By Alexis Kienlen, Alberta Farmer

There’s no denying it — drugs used to treat parasites in sheep and goat production need to be employed properly.

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Certified Livestock Producer training approaches

 

By The Herald-Tribune

The Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) will hold four training sessions this winter for Indiana livestock producers interested in completing the Certified Livestock Producer Program. Since the program began in 2008, nearly 125 Hoosier livestock producers have earned the certification.

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Anthrax diagnosed on Indiana farm

 

By Robert Herriman, Outbreak News Today

It what is considered a very rare and unusual occurrence, a representative from the Indiana State Board of Animal Health (BOAH) confirmed via an email to Promed Mail that anthrax, caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis, has been diagnosed on a Southern Indiana beef cattle farm.

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Record exports reduce flock numbers

 

By Jacinta Bolsenbroek, Farm Weekly

WA’s sheep flock is estimated to have dropped one million head in the past 12 months, according to the latest sheep industry snapshot from the Department of Agriculture and Food (DAFWA).

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Solid goat meat prices and demand will mean more market development

 

By Sheep Central

SOLID demand and growing investment in Australia’s goat meat industry is likely to continue the market’s development in 2017, according to Meat & Livestock Australia.

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