When it comes to homeowner’s insurance, several plans exclude certain “aggressive” dog breeds. That is beginning to change, thanks to animal welfare organizations. For years, most insurers have had local coverage or outright rejected insurance to families with a dog they consider to be of a potentially dangerous breed. PitRead More →
Filmmaker Matthew Newton recently gained unprecedented access to the Five Mile Beach Wildlife Management Facility to document the work of a dedicated 24-hour group of staff and volunteers raising and caring for critically endangered orange-bellied parrots (Neophema chrysogaster). At the time of writing, more than 300 orange-bellied parrots reside inRead More →
Princess Brand Processing (PBP) chief executive Adolf Burger said their company would not destroy an environmentally sensitive area in the ocean, which has been protected for more than two decades. The area serves as a breeding ground for fish and the development of juvenile fish stocks in the ocean. ItRead More →
Clemson’s quest to get his offense back on track this fall started with one word: Confidence. After a season in which everything that could possibly go wrong seemingly did for the Tigers a season ago, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney admitted it was something the unit lost at a point alongRead More →
Another case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) was recently discovered in Texas. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) have confirmed chronic wasting disease at a deer ranching facility in Limestone County. This is the first positive detection of the disease in the county.Read More →
One of Pembrokeshire’s most popular tourist attractions – the Blue Lagoon – has been closed to the public due to increased numbers of gray seals currently breeding in and around the area. To protect seals and their young from disturbance, the former Abereiddi slate quarry will remain closed to theRead More →
Conservationists are divided over a new proposal that would legalize commercial captive breeding of one of Florida’s flagship species. The state wildlife agency was expected to vote against the plan next week, fearing it would make diamondback terrapins more attractive to poachers. The American Reptile Keepers Association of Florida wantsRead More →
BALTIMORE — Attorney Erica Suter recalled the disbelief in the voice of her high-profile client, Adnan Syed, the subject of the viral “Serial” podcast, when the judge told her he was released from prison after 23 years for a murder, says Syed he did not commit. “At the test table,Read More →
Conservationists are divided over a new proposal that would legalize commercial captive breeding of one of Florida’s flagship species. The policy change could help diamondback terrapin populations, as they remain in high demand as low-maintenance pets and poachable commodities. The American Reptile Keepers Association of Florida wants the Florida FishRead More →
A promising method to support the development of citrus varieties resistant to deadly diseases is the advancement of gene editing. By “knocking out” the genes in the plant that are susceptible to the disease-causing pathogen, breeders can develop plants that consistently acquire disease resistance. Zhanao Deng, Fred Gmitter and aRead More →
Selection of molecular cultures Molecular Crop Breeding Market is an intelligence report with meticulous efforts undertaken to study the correct and valuable information. This report provides detailed information on the industry base, productivity, strengths, manufacturers and recent trends that help companies to expand their business and drive economic growth. TheRead More →
WASHINGTON — Now-famous beagles rescued from a breeding and research facility in Virginia were on Capitol Hill Thursday as an animal welfare group and a California congressman lobbied for legislation that would promote adoption of research animals. “It is unfortunate that animals are still allowed to be used in testing.Read More →
The remote and fragile habitat of Orford Ness National Nature Reserve, Suffolk It has been a bumper breeding year for rare wading birds at an important coastal site in Suffolk, despite bird flu and soaring temperatures, the National Trust has said. Record numbers of nesting redshanks have been recorded thisRead More →
After seven months of the Roaring Forties surge, a northern royal albatross has returned to the Taiaroa Head colony on the Otago Peninsula, marking the start of a new breeding season for endemic birds. The Royal Albatross Center said yesterday Department of Conservation rangers spotted a bird known as OLRead More →
A COMPANY co-owned by Swapo has been among entities lobbying the government to harvest horse mackerel from a protected seabed area for 25 years. The area serves as a breeding ground for fish and the development of juvenile fish stocks in the ocean. Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister Derek KlazenRead More →
Nora and Monty on their nest in the Dyfi Estuary, Wales. Photography: Andy Rouse/Wildlife Trust In North Yorkshire, England, young nesting ospreys recently produced two chicks. In America it wouldn’t make the headlines, but for Yorkshire it’s the first ospreys born in the county in over 200 years. It’s aRead More →
The Punjab Department of Forestry and Wildlife offers a conservation breeding facility for endangered blackbucks in their natural environment at Shri Guru Jambeshwar Wildlife Sanctuary in Abohar Subdivision of Fazilka District. The first such project in the state was mooted after the sarpanch of Sukhchain village, Manoj Godara offered toRead More →
Stockton, Mo.-Optimal cow pregnancy rate and calf production percentage are important to the profit potential of a beef cattle operation. “Performing a Bull Reproductive Quality (BSE) examination to ensure your bull is structurally and reproductively sound prior to the breeding season is important to ensure these results,” says Patrick DavisRead More →
released into their natural range to increase the population of this species Brevard Zoo is pleased to announce that our critically endangered Florida Grasshopper Sparrow breeding season has come to an end and has been a resounding success. Forty-seven birds have been or will soon be released into their naturalRead More →
Martin (center) is pictured feeding cows on the farm. – Ukas photo SERIAN (September 21): The Sarawak Land Consolidation and Rehabilitation Authority (Salcra) operates a cattle farm in Mayang near here, according to a report by the Sarawak Public Communication Unit (Ukas ). The report states that the Mayang BreedingRead More →
A sudden turnaround occurred this summer when Katheryn Krynak, Ph.D., professor of biology at Ohio Northern University, took a road trip on one of her few days off. The reason: Momma Snake was in labor. Granted, a snake in labor is usually not the cause of such a sudden changeRead More →
The ideal crop plant is tasty and high yielding while being disease and pest resistant. But if the genes involved are far apart on a chromosome, some of these positive traits may be lost during reproduction. To ensure that positive traits can be passed on together, researchers at the KarlsruheRead More →
DNA analysis can increase the efficiency of breeding for favorable traits in the fruit sector, experts say ahead of KeyGene seminar Next week’s KeyGene Seminar, which will be streamed live on line on September 27, will focus on the beneficial use of DNA analysis in the breeding of asexually reproducingRead More →
Ruth Lenora Maupin Betsworth Breeding, 94, of Hugoton, Kansas, died Sunday, September 18, 2022 at Pioneer Manor in Hugoton, Kansas. She was born on September 16, 1928 in Bison, Kansas, the daughter of William Thomas and Veda Ruth (Rumford) Maupin. Ruth moved to Pawnee Rock, Kansas, when she was 3Read More →
Slaughtering free-breeding heifers early has several benefits to the bottom line of your cow-calf operation. Pregnancy can be diagnosed by palpation at 60 days and by ultrasound at 30 days, so now is the time to act and slaughter open heifers. Besides reducing grazing pressure on drought-stressed pastures, there areRead More →
The Clemson Organic Plant Breeding Institute is continuing its “Going Organic” webinar series to teach farmers how to grow nutritious legumes and save money. A new series of presentations by world-renowned researchers, experts in their fields, will begin on September 21 at 10 a.m., with Shiv Kumar Agrawal of theRead More →
Patna: The Kadwa Koshi Diara floodplains in Bhagalpur district of Bihar, considered the third most popular breeding ground and habitat for the endangered stork in the world after Assam and Cambodia, have been included in the list of “other effective area-based conservation measures”. (OECM). This is good news for theRead More →
Blue Lagoon is closing a week earlier than planned, due to the early arrival of breeding gray seals. The National Trust Cymru has taken the decision to close the former Abereiddi slate quarry today (Saturday September 17), a week ahead of schedule, to protect seals from disturbance. Each year, theRead More →
With Britons already mourning the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, the next two weeks would still be difficult for people as experts warned of an invasion of dad’s long legs into their home. Experts familiar with the development have warned that thousands of homes could be attacked as millions ofRead More →
Native freshwater species are an essential component of inland waters and contribute significantly to the biodiversity of the environment. However, these fish are among the inland water resources that have been in rapid decline due to several factors such as overfishing, declining water quality, siltation, illegal fishing, inappropriate introduction andRead More →
Harness Racing New Zealand last week released a bold plan designed to help reverse the decline in the number of foals born which it hopes will strengthen future racing stock. 1367 foals were registered in 2022. That’s a 59% drop over the last twenty years, and it’s the lowest numberRead More →
Click to listen to this post. This season, I have been keeping a close eye on which of my perennials and grasses are most drought tolerant. I’m curious why part of my Joe pye weed, a 10 year old plant that has been in the same spot, barely flowered, turnedRead More →
In this regard, scientists from the University of the Philippines and the International Farms Corporation analyzed the distribution of slaughter type (planned vs unplanned) and reasons for slaughter of Landrace and Large White sows on a farm. of local breeding. The study also aimed to determine the longevity and lifetimeRead More →
A team of researchers led by Professor Clemson Dil Thavarajah is studying the development of organic legume cultivars suitable for the Southern climate, particularly the organic production systems of South Carolina and North Carolina. Download picture September 15, 2022September 16, 2022 The Clemson Organic Plant Breeding InstituteRead More →
Additions to Xbox Game Pass are coming in droves this month, but there’s one more on the horizon: Let’s Build a Zoo will join Xbox Game Pass on day one at the end of September. Let’s Build a Zoo is a management sim that lets you manage all aspects ofRead More →
Raising a quality competition horse capable of winning (or competing, and in some cases even finishing!) a modern five-star is a feat that requires skill, creativity, bravery and a bit of luck. Raising one that will go to the world championships? A whole new challenge. In his latest column, ownerRead More →
Much like Pokémon, Crema’s creature-catching MMORPG Temtem includes a mechanic for bringing new monsters into its game world. Breeding has a number of specific benefits, such as ensuring a given species has the highest possible stat values. However, the process of creating these battle-ready Temtem is relatively complex and canRead More →
Hosting a raucous music festival just across the fence from which rare birds were breeding was “a terrible moment”, said Kiwi Park wildlife manager Al Browne. Drawing a crowd of around 5,000, Snow Machine ran for three nights last week on the grounds of Queenstown Primary School. Its amplified musicRead More →
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said it was revitalizing native freshwater species to increase the production of the fisheries sub-sector through aquaculture. The BFAR, an agency attached to the Ministry of Agriculture, noted that freshwater species are an essential component of inland waters and contribute significantly toRead More →
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), India, an animal welfare group, has called for a ban on the breeding and sale of pit bulls in the country. PETA has written to the Minister for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairy, requesting an amendment to the Prevention of Cruelty toRead More →
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CITY OF CLAYTON, New York (WWNY) – Going waist-deep in the waters of the St. Lawrence River in an effort to clean up an important muskellunge breeding ground. We went to Blind Bay to witness the efforts. “People have been fishing, eating and loving musky forever,” said John Peach, executiveRead More →
BREEDING season has begun for the region’s beloved and endangered plovers and the City of Greater Geelong is urging residents to observe seasonal dog regulations. Hooded Plovers often breed in pairs between August and March at several Bellarine beaches such as Breamlea Beach, Thirteenth Beach, Point Impossible and Collendina toRead More →
Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) was discovered at a deer ranching facility in Gillespie County. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) are working collaboratively to determine the source and extent of the first positive detection of the disease in this county. Following identification ofRead More →
Once again we highlight some of the harness racing breeding successes from across the country for the week ending the 11the of September. Best Leading Bull: The pleasure of bettors | 6 winners Best trotting bull: I like you & muscle hill | 3 winners Best stimulator broodmare bull: ChristianRead More →
New Delhi, September 11: Several cases of attacks by dogs of different breeds have recently come to light in Delhi-NCR. Breeds such as the German Shepherd, Pit Bull, Great Dane, Boxer, Labrador, Rottweiler, Pug, and Golden Retriever become aggressive due to lack of proper training and environment. Most pet shopsRead More →
Malcolm Starritt with a Border Leicester ram. Malcolm Starritt of Womboota Border Leicesters says he expects strong interest from breeders looking to plan demand for quality breeding ewes at their annual sale on September 29. Mr Starritt said buying Border Leicester rams bred by Womboota offered commercial sheep farmers theRead More →
At a time when individuals crave personalization, digitization, and trust from the manufacturers they use, the direct-to-consumer (D2C) proposition comes into its own. And for Swedish know-how companies, these three characteristics are simply three of their most prized properties. D2C’s rise to prominence over the past two years is noRead More →
September 9, 2022 10:14 p.m. Job : September 9, 2022 10:14 p.m. JEFFERSON, Wis. – There’s a happy ending for some beagles at the Humane Society of Jefferson County, Wisconsin whose story had a dark start – they were among the thousands rescued from the struggling breeding facility of EnvigoRead More →
The UCF Botanical Society is working on a plant breeding initiative to create a great tasting pepper with medicinal value. The Plant Breeding Initiative, a project of the Department of Biology, is carried out by students in the plant sciences sector. Chase Mason, associate professor of biology and academic advisor,Read More →
As non-production traits (TOP) and classification season approaches, farmers are eager to know how their cows will rank on a national excellence scale. Last spring, trained inspectors visited hundreds of farms across New Zealand to assess the characteristics and traits of more than 32,000 Holstein Friesian heifers and dairy cows.Read More →
In order to get new TemTem with better stats, players can raise and hatch these little battle monsters by themselves. In TimeTem, players travel the world in search of the best TemTem to collect and battle. But TemTem didn’t just catch them in the wild; players can also get moreRead More →
“Beagles have landed: 100 rescued dogs head to new homes in Maine” (September 4): Marc Gup, a volunteer with the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland in Westbrook, greets two beagles unloaded from a Wings of Rescue plane at the Portland International Jetport on Sunday. About 100 beagles were broughtRead More →
The standardbred breeding industry is about to get a million-plus dollar boost. A brand new incentive scheme has been agreed to by the Harness Racing New Zealand board which will reward breeders (the breeding entity listed on the HRNZ system) who breed mares this season. The decision follows months ofRead More →
Australia has a long history of breeding koalas in captivity, but a world-first attempt to breed wild ones won’t be a simple girl-boy affair. “It’s not about putting a few animals together and off you go,” says Cheyne Flanagan, research and breeding manager for Koala Conservation Australia. “It’s very, veryRead More →
Hani Hassan, biology major (right), and Julia Dreistadt, biology major (left), present the plant breeding initiative to the volunteers on Friday. Students explain the role of volunteers and the possibility of getting involved in a research project that began in 2019. Gabriela Sayuri da Cunha The UCF Botanical Society isRead More →
The Global Farm Animal Husbandry Management Market report provides an overview of the industry including definitions, applications, classifications and chain structure. The report provides a comprehensive assessment of the studied market, including key trends, historical data, current market scenario, opportunities, growth drivers, potential roadmap, and market players’ strategies. The reportRead More →
A Siamese crocodile at Srepok Wildlife Sanctuary in Mondulkiri Province in January. WWF CAMBODIA The Ministry of Environment and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF Cambodia) are teaming up to breed the Siamese crocodile (Crocodylus siamensis) in captivity to increase its numbers in the Srepok Wildlife Sanctuary in MondulkiriRead More →
Just north of Milwaukee, Rick “Rainforest” Boyd, Assistant Instructor at the College of Arts & Sciences, is making leaps and bounds on his latest achievement in the frog-keeping community. Stepping into his lab is like venturing thousands of miles from Wisconsin and into the rainforests of Central America. Boyd isRead More →
Faith, family, horses – the trinity of Ashley Quarter Horses. Forty years of quality horses, starting with Louise Horn in the spring of 1976 when the first Ashley Quarter Horse was born. It’s a family affair but it wouldn’t be possible without the guidance of Lanell Ashley. “You have toRead More →
Every hour during the spring breeding season, a male oriental pied hornbill takes a foraging tour around its nest and flies away. His wife and newly hatched babies are waiting inside to eat. The diligent father bears fruit in its large beak and returns again and again to its nestRead More →
Published: 08:00 am September 3, 2022 It’s been a “summer of love” on Norfolk’s beaches, at least for the birds. Conservationists look back on a productive season for rare breeds, including lesser terns, which enjoyed a record year in east Norfolk thanks, in part, to the efforts of bird lovers.Read More →
Based in Clonmellon, County Westmeath, Killua Castle Farm has embarked on an interesting venture: breeding, rearing and processing rare breed beef. Local man Anthony Gilsenan is the farm manager at Killua Castle and Agriland recently visited the farm to learn more about the unique farming system in place. “There isRead More →
AUSTIN – Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) was discovered at a deer ranching facility in Gillespie County. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) are working collaboratively to determine the source and extent of the first positive detection of the disease in this county. AfterRead More →
Professor Kyall Zenger of JCU is the leader of a project in collaboration with Flyfarm Queensland to address the challenges facing the industrial scaling up of Australian Black Soldier Fly (BSF) agriculture. He said the human population will reach around 9.7 billion by 2050, as will concerns over the sustainabilityRead More →
The National Trust celebrates its most successful year for breeding rare harriers in the Peak District for over a decade (Picture: Peak District Raptor Monitoring Group) The conservation charity said seven hen harriers had successfully fledged from several nests in the High Peak, making 2022 the most successful year forRead More →
by Press release|08.07.202208.07.2022|2:49 p.m.15:00 Cyberknife, inside, beats Taiba to lower Monmouth Park’s 1 1/8 mile track record in Haskell Invitational Spendthrift Farm has acquired the breeding rights to recent TVG.com winner Haskell Invitational (G1) Cyberknife. The multiple Gun Runner Grade 1 winning millionaire will stand at Lexington-based farm stud atRead More →
As a beef producer, your goal is probably just that: to produce pounds of beef. And while raising your herd using a tool like heat synchronization isn’t for everyone, reaping its benefits may be easier than you think. Synchronizing estrus involves administering a combination of different drugs to alter theRead More →
The Carlsberg Research Lab is first and foremost a research lab focused on brewing: covering topics ranging from crop selection to end product dynamics. But he says the new FIND-IT method, described in the latest issue of Scientists progress, represents a vast and “a revolutionary step towards meeting the foodRead More →
Wheat breeders, researchers and industry officials from across the country have converged on Narrabri for the return of the Wheat Breeding Assembly. This week’s forum in Narrabri saw more than 130 people participate in what was the first meeting since the COVID pandemic. Two days of sessions were held atRead More →
Mosquito numbers have dropped dramatically in coastal Queensland this year and locals have Mother Nature to thank. Key points: Scientists report sharp drop in mosquito numbers, especially in flood-affected coastal regions Queensland Health data shows mosquito-borne virus numbers are well below average for this time of year Residents are warnedRead More →
Scientists at James Cook University are studying how to breed better waste-munching flies so that the larvae can be used as a sustainable protein source for pets and agricultural and aquaculture animals. Professor Kyall Zenger of JCU is the leader of a project in collaboration with Flyfarm Queensland to addressRead More →
A Guizhou snub-nosed monkey is seen with a cub at a wildlife rescue center in Fanjingshan National Nature Reserve, southwest China’s Guizhou Province, June 16, 2022. Photo: Xinhua A draft revision of Chinese law has been submitted for consideration to improve wildlife protection in various aspects, including artificial breeding, habitatRead More →
A $19,000 stipend has been made to the Winton Wetland Management Committee to improve captive breeding for the reintroduction of snarling herbivorous frogs to the Goulburn Broken watershed. Six Goulburn Broken environmental projects will share $160,100 from the Government of Victoria. Projects include $19,000 to support the captive breeding ofRead More →
OHIO – Fall is spotted pup breeding season, but these aquatic salamanders don’t begin laying eggs until fall in an interesting breeding cycle. Mudpuppies are between 20 and 33 cm long. They are fully aquatic and have large gills that are brown in color throughout their life. The muddy puppiesRead More →
New varieties of potatoes selected by the Texas A&M Potato Breeding Program could enter the french fries market before long, said Isabel Vales, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife potato breeder in Department of Horticultural Sciences in Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Isabel Vales, Ph.D., Texas A&M AgriLife PotatoRead More →
A Pokémon Scarlet and Violet leak reveals that nursery breeding has been removed from the upcoming game and will be replaced with a new mechanic. A new Pokémon Scarlet and Violet leak has detailed the game’s overhauled breeding mechanics. Notorious leaker CentroLEAKS revealed on Twitter that Pokémon eggs play aRead More →
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – When 25 beagles were rescued from a kennel in Virginia and sent to Humane Fort Wayne last week, people couldn’t get enough. At the sight of those wagging tails, Fort Wayne opened its arms and homes, and 18 of 25 were adopted immediately, Humane FortRead More →
A huge pile of biomass to be removed lay at the water’s edge but had yet to be recovered by Cape Town at Little Princess Vlei. PHOTO: Natasha Bezuidenhout The cleanup of Little Princess Vlei has stopped, leaving piles of biomass removed from the vlei that have yet to beRead More →
When greenhouse growers think about technology, they may have visions of some shiny new equipment or an automated system for moving plants or managing the greenhouse environment. However, the technology is also applicable to the development of new plants, which can lead to efficiency and cost savings. Such is theRead More →
Already enough. Southern Louisiana has places where it has rained for 28 of the past 29 days and left most of us waterlogged, but there are places in our country that are still battling drought. While this constant rain has put a damper on most fishing plans, the silver liningRead More →
Pokemon Scarlet & Violet trailers haven’t yet given players a glimpse of the breeding mechanics, but recent leaks claim the beloved content could be getting some big changes.. Breeding mechanics have become an important staple in the Pokemon series of games since their inception during Generation 2. The ability toRead More →
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The research measures methane emissions from the burps of young bulls. Photo / Provided New research has confirmed that the genetics of bulls play a role in the amount of methane they emit, highlighting the potential for farmers to breed low-methane cows in the future. The news follows the firstRead More →
Envigo beagles are on the next chapter of their lives: The good part. Five male puppies – among 4,000 dogs rescued from a mass baking facility in Virginia – have been brought to the Monmouth County SPCA for adoption. The beagles were bred to be sold to animal testing laboratoriesRead More →
“I can’t say I’m not fine because I’ve been very lucky the past two years with my horse breeding hobby. It’s not a normal position.” So says Paul Vandeberg, breeder not only of the title hero of the Arc Torquator Tasso (Ger) (Adlerflug {Ger}) but also of Tünnes (Ger) (GuilianiRead More →
by Edited press release|26.08.2022|12:37 Brody’s Causeone of only two horses to have won both KeenelandThe best 2 and 3 year old races on earth since the round table in 1957, acquired by Rodney Eckenrode to be held at Equistar Training and Breeding in Annville, Pennsylvania in 2023. A multiple winnerRead More →
The industry has been continuously affected by fraudulent and criminal activities which account for 30% of global claims. BY MELODY CHIKONO THE LACK of cooperation between insurance companies and the non-disclosure of information breed insurance fraud and allow the guilty to escape without being prosecuted or convicted. Earlier this year,Read More →
Beagles rescued from testing center arrive in Tampa Bay Reporting by Jonée Lewis TAMPA, Florida. – More than 30 beagles have been brought to the Bay Area after being rescued from a mass breeding facility last month. The Humane Society of Tampa Bay received 15 beagles and the Humane SocietyRead More →
BY MELODY CHIKONOThe LACK of cooperation between insurance companies and the non-disclosure of information breed insurance fraud and allow the culprits to escape without being prosecuted or convicted. Earlier this year, the Insurance Council of Zimbabwe (ICZ) suggested that Zimbabwe was experiencing an upsurge in insurance fraud, the majority ofRead More →
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has issued notices to 8,437 residents, business establishments and companies not to destroy and check areas responsible for mosquito breeding. The BMC has also taken legal action against 594 companies which did not respond to the issuance of the notices, while Rs 9,22,800 were collectedRead More →
South Antrim rep John Blair, along with Patrick Brown (South Down) and David Honeyford (Lagan Valley), toured the kennels and met current residents, including Border Collie and Shih Tzus puppies Blossom and Buddy, who will soon be leaving the center together and moving into their forever home. During the tour,Read More →
FREDERICKSBURG, VA — The Fredericksburg SPCA said it has taken in 35 beagles recently removed from a mass breeding facility riddled with animal welfare issues. The Fredericksburg SPCA opened its doors to dogs after the Humane Society of the United States coordinated the removal of approximately 4,000 beagles from anRead More →
Stratagem Market Insight’s latest market research findings on the global market »Farm Animal Husbandry Management Market» offers a detailed analysis by Player, Region, Type, Application and Sales Channel, Forecast 2022-2030. National, regional and sub-regional level data is provided in the report to enable stakeholders to better understand the supply andRead More →
Reintroduced to the UK in 1983, the greater blue butterfly has flown in highest numbers since records began at the highest number of sites in 2022. Thanks to meticulous conservation management by a partnership of scientists and conservation organisations, the South West of England is now home to the largestRead More →
“Fertile ground for corruption. This is how Senator Risa Hontiveros described the Procurement Service of the Department of Budget Management (PS-DBM) after the Commission on Audit (COA) flagged billions in allegedly irregular purchases made by the department. Hontiveros made the statement Thursday before the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee, which wasRead More →
“Most animals can’t stand the heat of an active fire, but once the fire is extinguished, it becomes a beacon that attracts all sorts of things,” said Aaron Bell, a doctoral candidate in biology at the USask College of Arts and Sciences and co-author of the study. “Many animals (notRead More →
Owner Chester Thomas is following the money: In this case, he’s moving his five-time ladder winner, Mr. Money, as a Florida stud to Louisiana’s Clear Creek Stud for the 2023 breeding season. Thomas bred 24 mares to Mr. Money in 2021, with 16 foals in Louisiana this year, while theyRead More →
TEHRAN — Effective measures have been taken to protect the endangered Persian zebra population, so that 42 zebras have so far been bred in captivity. The Persian onager, also called Persian zebra, is a subspecies of onager native to Iran. It is listed as endangered, with no more than 1000Read More →
House New City lovin’: Citizen science reveals frog breeding seasons are longer in the big smoke By Gracie Liu, Research Assistant and FrogID Validator, Herpetology, Australian Museum Research Institute; PhD candidate, UNSW Sydney. • August 24, 2022 A male red-eyed tree frog (Litoria chloris) calling to attract a female. ImageRead More →
“There is a huge body of scientific evidence that modern gene manipulation tools, whether CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing or other methodologies, are frankly safer than the methodologies that have been historically used. over the past hundred years,” said Neil Ward, vice president. and EMEA Managing Director of the American DNA sequencingRead More →
The National Trust has had its most successful breeding year for rare Hen Harriers in the Peak District in over a decade. The charity said seven young managed to fledge from several nests on National Trust land in the High Peak. This follows work with the RPSB and the PeakRead More →
THE complementarity of Angus and Santa cattle works well for Maranoa (Queensland) beef farmers James and Natalie Stinson and their family. The Stinsons own and operate Moonya and the adjacent Tannaby property, near Mt Abundance, 60km southwest of Roma, running a stocking and backgrounding operation that puts out Angus xRead More →
The National Trust has had its most successful breeding year for rare Hen Harriers in the Peak District in over a decade. The charity said seven young managed to fledge from several nests on National Trust land in the High Peak. This follows work with the RPSB and the PeakRead More →
The US Fish and Wildlife Service estimated mainland populations of breeding ducks at 34.2 million, down 12% from the 2019 estimate of 38.9 million and 4% below the long-term average since 1955, conservation group Ducks Unlimited said in the survey results. The federal agency announced the estimate Friday in itsRead More →
The business literature on Fish Breeding Tank market, including the Covid-19 impact analysis, entails comprehensive data on the key factors that will orchestrates the industry growth over the projected timeframe 2022-2028. It does so by critically analyzing the present trends and historical data. Moreover, major growth catalysts,Read More →
After waterfowl breeding surveys were locked down due to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021, biologists and aviators from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Canadian Wildlife Service were able to return last May. (Photo by: Robert Thiemann/Unsplash.com) Read More →
As gardeners, we understand the value of many different species of insects in our gardens and home landscapes. Insects play several essential roles in the ecosystem, from pollination controlling other insect pests and providing a valuable link in the food web that sustains songbirds and small mammals. For some insectRead More →
Dhaka, Bangladesh Dengue fever, a mosquito-borne virus, has infected stateless Rohingya refugees in one of the world’s largest and most crowded refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh’s southeast coastal district. Health experts say these camps have become a breeding ground for dengue mosquitoes which differ from regular mosquitoes in bothRead More →
Spotted lanternfly infestations begin with the appearance of small, beetle-like nymphs in the spring, which turn into large, destructive hopping insects over the summer. Union County residents can take steps now to help prevent spotted lanterns from reproducing in the fall and help reduce the habitat for next year’s nymphs.Read More →
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) – After a long journey from Virginia, 25 beagles once used for medical research have arrived in Fort Wayne to try for a better life. The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Envigo, a private contract research organization, which alleged the company violated animal welfare lawRead More →
TDT | manama The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com The call to regulate scrap yards in Bahrain is gaining traction, with lawmakers calling them a “safe haven” and “breeding ground” for criminal activity. Thousands of dinars worth of metals and other items find their way into the Kingdom’s scrapyards every year,Read More →