The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has completed its survey of the 2022 waterfowl breeding population. The data obtained indicates that the total number of breeding ducks has decreased by 19%, including mallards which are the most common ducks. more abundant in the survey. “Surveys have indicated aRead More →
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A Beefmaster calf donated by James and Mary Jane Skelton of Springdale, Arkansas, to UA-Monticello to improve herd genetics. (UAM Photo by Lon Tegels) MONTICELLO, Ark. – The University of Arkansas cattle herd at Monticello is getting an upgrade, receiving more than two dozen handpicked Beefmaster cows and calves donatedRead More →
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North Dakota wildlife officials say there is a healthy population of breeding ducks in the state, but that could be the result of an overly wet spring and not necessarily a reflection of long-term trends. The Game and Fisheries Department’s annual spring breeding duck survey estimated 3.4 million birds, aRead More →
While most Angora growers in the Southern Cape have given up breeding these animals, brothers Jasper and Leon van der Westhuizen have achieved exceptional results. They spoke to Glenneis Kriel about local environmental conditions and their management techniques. Angora goats have been a valuable asset to their operation, say theRead More →
Wang Lei spent more than 200 days behind bars after being prosecuted in 2020 for possessing 14 artificially bred Hermann’s tortoises, an endangered species. He was to serve another two years – until an opinion from the country’s highest court forced the local prosecutor’s office to drop the charges. Wang,Read More →
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CDFW Completes 2022 Waterfowl Breeding Population Survey The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has completed its survey of the 2022 waterfowl breeding population. The data obtained indicates that the total number of breeding ducks has decreased by 19%, including mallards which are the most common ducks. more abundantRead More →
Ocean activists say a New Zealand fishing fleet fishing for orange roughy in waters off Tasmania should be ‘returned’ in light of new data on the vulnerable species. The orange roughy is an endangered deep-sea species that under Australian environmental laws can still be caught in approved fisheries. The AustralianRead More →
MONTICELLO — The University of Arkansas cattle herd at Monticello is being upgraded, receiving more than two dozen handpicked Beefmaster cows and calves donated by James and Mary Ann Skelton of Springdale. “I didn’t want UAM to have scrubs,” 77-year-old James Skelton. “I sell, so I donated the best endRead More →
Wild animals / In depth: China’s easing of penalties for breeding wild animals raises concerns Wang Lei served over 200 days behind bars after being prosecuted in 2020 for possessing 14 artificially bred Hermann’s tortoises, an endangered species. He was to serve two more years – until an opinion fromRead More →
Local birder and natural history author Harry Fuller shares what birds do in the Salem area in his “Some Fascinating Things About Birds” column. A family of Canada geese in the parking lot of Lowe’s in Salem (Harry Fuller/Special to Salem Reporter) The common name “Canada goose” is directly linkedRead More →
MONTICELLO, Arkansas — The University of Arkansas Monticello cattle herd is getting an upgrade, receiving more than two dozen handpicked Beefmaster cows and calves donated by James and Mary Ann Skelton of Springdale. “I didn’t want UAM to have scrubs,” 77-year-old James Skelton said. “I sell, so I donated theRead More →
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Whales are unable to move away from container ships, passenger ferries and other fast-moving vessels. “The noise created by a ship comes from the propeller at the rear of the ship. And ships travel fast. So when a sperm whale, for example, is exhausted after an hour-long deep dive, thereRead More →
How does CIMMYT’s improved maize reach the farmer? CIMMYT is proud to announce a new improved subtropical maize hybrid that is now available for adoption by public and private sector partners, especially those interested in commercializing or disseminating hybrid maize seed across mid-altitudes. of Mexico and similar agro-ecologies. National AgriculturalRead More →
The state of Arkansas last year gave the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks 50 free young adult blue catfish to use for breeding. This has spawned a new program that will allow KDWP to be self-sufficient in producing blue catfish for Kansas lakes, said Dan Mosier II, senior fishRead More →
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Plovers have had a breeding boom in southeast Queensland brought on by a warm and wet start to 2022, but a recent cold snap has put an end to that. Key points: Behavioral ecologist says plovers took advantage of favorable breeding conditions He says the recent cold snap will impactRead More →
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Cheetahs are “notoriously difficult to breed in captivity”, a new study from the United Nations-affiliated global wildlife regulator has found based on long-standing research into breeding cheetahs in captive facilities in Africa, the world’s largest wild home of the fastest land animal on the planet. The study commissioned by theRead More →
Dr Sonja Egan has been appointed as the new Head of Breeding, Innovation and Development at Horse Sport Ireland (HSI). After an interview process, the board of directors of the national governing body for equestrian sport in Ireland has unanimously approved the appointment of Dr Egan to the position, havingRead More →
The San Diego Police Department’s Burglary Unit is investigating a case of stolen puppies taken from a San Diego breeder’s apartment. Two English Bulldog puppies, worth around $5,000 each, were snatched from the breeder’s apartment on Thursday. The breeder says that if the puppies are not found quickly, they mayRead More →
The increase in river flow is intended to help platypus reproduce. Photo: Healesville Sanctuary. The flows of the Campaspe River are increased to favor the breeding of platypus and rikali (water rats). From mid-June, Campaspe’s current winter flow will increase from 50 Ml per day to 100 Ml, to helpRead More →
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Insect experts say this week’s rain has created a perfect storm of another kind, for mosquito breeding, waking up what has so far been a relatively benign skittering season. However, it may be too early to tell whether the city’s mosquito population will be larger than normal, as weather conditionsRead More →
Autonomous animals are equipped to take better care of themselves and each other. They can better withstand the challenges and disruptions of illness, more easily manage different housing environments or quality standards. Raising self-sustaining animals has many social, economic and environmental benefits. Animal welfare is one of the main priorities.Read More →
ICON GLOBAL RELEASES INSIDE LOOK FEATURE VIDEO FROM THE WORLD-RENOWNED ADENA SPRINGS FARM LEXINGTON, Ky., June 16, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — On 2,300 acres with 20 barns and over 250 stalls, Adena Springs Farmoffered to $55 million, is one of the largest horse farms in the world, capable of handling upRead More →
Since the dawn of genetics in the early 20th century, biologists have debated whether evolution is driven more by chance mutations or by the original diversity of the gene pool. Having lots of genetic options to choose from might speed up natural selection in the beginning, but do genetic mutationsRead More →
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The breeding of bulldogs in the UK could be banned unless their shape is changed to prevent a host of debilitating conditions, a new study from the Royal Veterinary College has warned. Synonymous with Sir Winston Churchill and Britishness, English Bulldogs are at increased risk of respiratory, eye, and skinRead More →
Zoo officials said they were sad to see Nadaya go, but are excited about what lies ahead. ST. LOUIS — The Saint Louis Zoo has said goodbye to one of its residents in hopes of helping its species for years to come. Western lowland gorilla Nadaya arrived safely at WoodlandRead More →
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The Animal Husbandry Management The report is an in-depth examination of the general consumption structure, development trends, sales techniques and sales of major nations. The research covers well-known vendors in the global Animal Reproduction Management industry along with market segmentation, competition, and macroeconomic climate. A comprehensive analysis of livestockRead More →
JAKARTA, June 13 (Jakarta Post/ANN): Often criticized by animal rights activists, pet farmers in Indonesia are seeing their businesses continue to thrive, especially in major cities. From breeding typical domesticated animals like cats to more exotic creatures like turtles, the profession has made a lot of profits over the years,Read More →
You have never seen Bindiya, Lado, Phuli, Jasmine gravel houses and their children pranks in the Chambal river, nor will you hear their names like that. Along with their reproduction, photos recognizable by name have established themselves. After breeding, how do the babies hatch from the eggs and reach theirRead More →
For this week’s Dairy Focus, Agriland makes the trip to the Kingdom with Leagh Holsteins and the Fitzmaurice family. The Fitzmaurice family are behind the Leagh Holsteins herd, based in Cloghane, Ballyduff, Tralee, Co. Kerry. Tim and Lauren Fitzmaurice With Leagh Ali Arriba She is the only daughter of MissRead More →
Peter Monaghan is a breeder of 20 suckler cows and the proud owner of Inis Escargot, a snail farm based near Maghera, Co. Cavan. The suckling system is all about producing premium E and U grade weaned snails and the snail farm is a fully integrated system where Peter rears,Read More →
Boat trip to Rockabill highlights new report on marine protected areas A coalition of Ireland’s leading environmental networks and non-governmental organizations have released a new video to highlight their report on marine protected areas. The group also led a boat trip to the Rockabill Islands off Dublin today as partRead More →
Equestrian charities work together to provide clinics for horse owners to offer help with all aspects of equine care, from deworming to weight management, with hundreds of horses and ponies benefiting from their services. British Horse Society (BHS) clinics are run with other charities, including Bransby Horses, as well asRead More →
PRINCETON, Mass. – NEADS is making room to breed more future service dogs. A new breeding facility will allow the nonprofit to care for 10 litters at a time, about five times the number they currently have. “It gives us the opportunity to raise more puppies,” said Kate Albertini. “TrainRead More →
Kate Dreher, Data Manager at CIMMYT, presents to scientists, technicians, data management and support teams during the Enterprise Breeding System (EBS) training in Nairobi, Kenya. (Photo: Susan Umazi Otieno/CIMMYT) Breeding scientists, key technicians, and data management and support staff at the International Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) were introducedRead More →
A University of South Florida associate professor is working on a drone project that he hopes will end the spread of tropical diseases across the world, and the technology is working its magic in Hillsborough County. Benjamin Jacob is currently in Uganda working with drones to try to eradicate aRead More →
A Philippine eagle feeds on a rabbit at the Philippine Eagle Center in Davao City. MindaNews File Photo by RUBY THURSDAY MORE DAVAO CITY (MindaNews/June 8) – The Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF) is considering an emergency transfer of its three breeding pairs of the endangeredRead More →
Expert Market Research’s new report titled “Global rice seed market Report and Forecast 2022-2027′, gives an in-depth analysis of the global rice seeds market by assessing the market based on products, grain size and major regions. The report tracks the latest industry trends and studies their impact on the overallRead More →
Indonesian and German scientists are collaborating on assisted reproductive technologies for critically endangered species, with the main goal of lifting the Sumatran rhino from the brink of extinction. The Bogor Institute of Agriculture (IPB) in Indonesia and Germany’s Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (Leibniz-IZW) signed the collaboration agreementRead More →
But that’s only part of the process: what’s the point of developing new cultures if they taste worse than what’s already on the market? “We have an in-house trained tasting panel that tastes our produce every week,” says Sigal Meirovitch, senior director and head of R&D at Equinom, an IsraeliRead More →
22 Asiatic black bears had spent their entire lives locked in small metal cages on a South Korean animal farm. In this horrible place, not only were they prisoners, but their gallbladders and bile were harvested and marketed as remedies for sore throats, cancer and, more recently, as a treatmentRead More →
Written by Nicholas B. Pattinson Rapid climate change has the potential to strongly influence the physiology, behavior and reproductive success of animals. Research shows that rising temperatures, for example, have negative effects on animals. These range from mass mortality events during heat waves to less obvious issues like difficulty findingRead More →
Explorer editor Tracy Ormsbee stands next to Explorer board member and birding enthusiast Larry Master. Photo by Mike Lynch Birdwatchers are invited to submit their sightings on the eBird site and app By Megan Pleté Postol The New York Breeding Bird Atlas invites contributions from Adirondack birders. The project isRead More →
Crop Breeding Technology Market Dynamics 2022-2028, Regional Analysis, Segmentation, Competitive Landscape, Impact of COVID-19, Recent Developments, and SWOT Analysis of Players such as BASF, Dupont Pioneer, Syngenta, Advanta, Yuan Long Ping High -Tech Agriculture, Limagrain Group, China National Seed Group, Hainan Shennong Gene, Tozer Seeds Ltd, Australian Grain Technologies, HubeiRead More →
Teagasc took advantage of its presence at this week’s World Potato Congress (WPC) to network with like-minded organizations, especially those undertaking similar projects regarding the breeding of new potato varieties. According to Michael Hennessy, Head of Knowledge Transfer at Teagasc: “Collaborating with international partners provides opportunities for more comprehensive researchRead More →
Indonesia and Germany will team up to advance the science and technology of captive breeding of critically endangered species in Indonesia, starting with the Sumatran rhino, to save them from the extinction. The agreement, signed in May between the Bogor Institute of Agriculture (IPB) in Indonesia and Germany’s Leibniz InstituteRead More →
They are one of the boring things of summer. Those pesky mosquitoes that bite and leave itchy bumps and welts on your skin for days. But mosquitoes can also be deadly because they spread West Nile virus. That’s why the Allegheny County Health Department is fighting mosquito breeding by treatingRead More →
Almost as important as a mare having a foal is mating her to have next year’s baby. Foal heat breeding is an old management strategy to do just that. This is the first heat cycle a mare goes through after foaling and the first opportunity for a handler to mateRead More →
Experts fear that the excessive summer downpours that hit the Tirthhalli, Sringeri and Hebri taluks during the king cobra breeding season could negatively impact the life cycle of the Western Ghats umbrella species. Between March 1 and May 31, the three taluks received nearly one and a half to threeRead More →
File Photo: E. Lyman – HIHWNMS NOAA Permit 14682 Findings from a collaborative study and subsequent scientific paper underscore the need for governments to focus on protecting critical ocean habitats, such as whale breeding grounds. The study examines climate change scenarios over a 100-year period to project the potential impactsRead More →
Bulgarian Environment Minister Borislav Sandov has signed an order under the Biodiversity Law prohibiting the import and breeding of American mink (Neovison vison) on Bulgarian territory, the Ministry of Environment announced. Environment on June 1. The decision aims to reduce the total number of specimens of the American mink speciesRead More →
The New York Breeding Bird Atlas is seeking the help of citizens across the state for a multi-year field data collection project. The project coordinators recognize the opportunity to involve athletes in data collection; their observation skills and the time they spend outdoors make them ideal candidates for this task.Read More →
The 4FJ Fish Smart campaign is asking people in Fiji to give up kawakawa and donu for the next four months as these high-value fish species come together to breed. “This is The 4FJ Fish Smart campaign is asking people in Fiji to give up kawakawa and donu for theRead More →
Rice researchers at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research Center in Beaumont have taken rice cultivar breeding and selection to the next level with a project that uses an aerial vehicle (UAV). The team will use drones to take real-time snapshots of rice crops, remove crop phenotypic traits from those images,Read More →
Posted May 30, 2022 Meat industry bodies have given a mixed reaction to the bill which will reduce red tape and support the development of new technologies that support the precision farming of livestock with improved disease resistance and potentially improve well to be animals, presented to Parliament last week.Read More →
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Many people may not realize that the humble sea urchin is a titan when it comes to studying biology. Now Japanese researchers have discovered that sea urchins could help biological studies go further than ever before. In a study published this month in Development, Growth and Differentiationresearchers from the UniversityRead More →
Regarding “Feds Sue Operator of Virginia Dog Breeding Facility, Seize Beagles” (May 20): I have spent months helping to collect and compile evidence of the abuse the animals were victims at the Envigo beagle breeding facility in Cumberland County. As a member of the People for the Ethical Treatment ofRead More →
Almost as important as a mare having a foal is mating her to have next year’s baby. Foal heat breeding is an old management strategy to do just that. This is the first heat cycle a mare goes through after foaling and the first opportunity for a handler to mateRead More →
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Taipei, May 28 (CNA) The Ocean Conservation Administration (OCA) on Saturday called on the public to avoid activities that disturb lesser terns, a type of seabird that typically breeds from April to July on coastal areas and inland waterways in parts of Taiwan. According to the OCA, one of theRead More →
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Newswise – Tsukuba, Japan – Many people may not realize that the humble sea urchin is a titan when it comes to studying biology. Now Japanese researchers have discovered that sea urchins could help biological studies go further than ever before. In a study published this month in Development, GrowthRead More →
A squatter is accused of raising dogs in an abandoned mansion in Paterson, New Jersey, according to a rescue. 19 dogs were rescued after being kept in the basement. @northjerseynews via Ramapo-Bergen Animal Refuge on Facebook A squatter is accused of raising dogs in the “dilapidated basement of a onceRead More →
Penalties for mosquito breeding in Delhi could get tougher as the High Court has asked the Delhi government to consider imposing on-the-spot fines to deter people from allowing mosquito breeding on their premises. The fine for the same could be up to ₹50,000 from a single ₹5,000. The high courtRead More →
A breeding ground for the Australian giant cuttlefish in South Australia’s upper Spencer Gulf has been protected, with a ban on taking the fish across a wide area. The state government says the dense gathering of cuttlefish off Whyalla is the only one of its kind in the world andRead More →
PATERSON, NJ (1,010 WINS) — Animal Control rescued 19 sick dogs from a breeding mill in the basement of an abandoned Paterson mansion on Tuesday, police said. Police believe the mill was run by squatters in the mansion. They arrested a suspect, whose name has not yet been released. TheRead More →
Thursday, May 26, 2022 Media contact: Gail Ellis | Communications Specialist, Writer | 405-744-9152 | [email protected] Many cattlemen deliver bulls with their cows and heifers at this time of year, and Mark Johnsonbeef cattle specialist Extension of Oklahoma State Universityhas some tips for a successful breeding season. “It’s always aRead More →
During the 2021 foaling season in central Kentucky, farms across the region experienced an outbreak of neonatal foal diarrhea. A novel equine rotavirus group B pathogen has been implicated in the disease based on compelling genetic sequencing evidence coupled with the clinical scenario of a highly contagious pathogen that causesRead More →
The Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association is hosting a breeding clinic June 3-4 in Lexington, Kentucky. Attendees will learn about a variety of breeding-related topics in the Thoroughbred industry while visiting five central Kentucky farms and hearing from experts in the field. The clinic will include visits to Godolphin’s StonersideRead More →
Breeding trial specialist At Royal Van Zanten, our people and our shared passion make us unique. Our goal is to pass on the passion we share for our flowers and plants and for growing our business. The Research and Development department of Royal Van Zanten is looking for a motivatedRead More →
Last week, Signify invited a large group of around 40 tomato customers from over 15 countries, growing with Philips LED grow lights. They participated in a 3-day program on the latest research, several workshops around the future of LED lighting in culture and the network. De Ruiter had the opportunityRead More →
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“Hopefully if people are a little more aware that if they go into wetlands they might endanger or impact the survival of our amphibian friends.” CANMORE – Long-toed salamanders are particularly sensitive to disturbance and habitat loss. So much so that a section of Dog Pond near Quarry Lake hasRead More →
By PAULINE KAIRU East Africa is testing a new technology that identifies the locations of previously unknown mosquito breeding habitats and treats them in the same day. The technology involves a smartphone app that combines an algorithm with a drone and satellite data using geospatial artificial intelligence to identify locationsRead More →
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) – Federal officials have charged the parent company of a Virginia medical research dog breeding facility with violating animal welfare law and seized 145 beagles from the Cumberland Institution who were deemed to be in ‘acute distress’. as defined in the lawsuit as any animal inRead More →
In the days following Kirk’s ‘Miami’ speech, in which he questioned who would care if the city went six meters under water in a bid to demonstrate humanity’s ability to s adapting to changing environments, the HSBC group sought to distance itself from its employee. HSBC suspends Stuart Kirk forRead More →
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A row has erupted over rabbits in Paris, as the animals are no longer classed as “pests”, but green space managers say they cause damage and should still be restricted in the capital. Rabbits are common in the gardens on the north side of Les Invalides and are often welcomeRead More →
The laboratory is located at the Tiquina-Bolivia Fish Center in San Pablo de Tiquina, Bolivia, and is a joint initiative of the Binational Authority of Lake Titicaca (ATL), the Decentralized Public Institute of Fisheries and Aquaculture of Bolivia (IPD PACU) and the overall water resources management project. (GIRH-TDPS), shared betweenRead More →
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) – Federal officials have charged the parent company of a Virginia medical research dog breeding facility with violating animal welfare law and seized 145 beagles from the Cumberland Institution who were deemed to be in ‘acute distress’. as defined in the lawsuit as any animal inRead More →
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) – Federal officials have charged the parent company of a Virginia medical research dog breeding facility with violating animal welfare law and seized 145 beagles from the Cumberland Institution who were deemed to be in ‘acute distress’. as defined in the lawsuit as any animal inRead More →
False widow spiders are linked to the deadly black widow spider and experts say they breed in the millions – and attacks have already been reported across Britain Fake windows are breeding in greater numbers – and there have been attacks as pest controllers warn of dangers ( Image: GettyRead More →
With plentiful knowledge of gene function and the development of technologies like gene editing, breeders are fully equipped to address grand challenges and eliminate various forms of hunger. Human society has never stop worrying about food. The recent outbreak of war in Ukraine is predicted to exacerbate famine in theRead More →
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Federal officials have charged a company that runs a Virginia facility that breeds dogs for research with violating animal welfare law and recently seized at least 145 beagles found in “distress acute,” according to a lawsuit filed Thursday. The Envigo RMS facility in Cumberland County hasRead More →
Avocado lovers may want to think twice before attempting the latest viral hack involving the fruit because it has the potential to harbor harmful bacteria, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warns. Buying avocados just to turn into a mushy brown mess a few days later is a struggle forRead More →
The California Horse Racing Board’s Jockeys and Drivers Welfare Committee held a relatively rare meeting Wednesday in Sacramento to discuss several items, including a new and somewhat controversial proposal to require the granting of a right of single or season breeding to the winning rider of a future stallion whoRead More →
article 19 April 2022, Brandenburg, Schwedt/OT Criewen: A black and white cat sits outside on the window sill of a house. Photo: Soeren Stache/dpa (Photo by Soeren Stache/picture alliance via Getty Images) BERLIN (PA) – What a cat-astrophe! Authorities in the city of Walldorf in southwestern Germany have ordered someRead More →
A new study shows how the family Rhacophoridae of Old World tree frogs came to occupy a wide variety of environments across Asia and Africa, thanks to adaptations in their breeding methods. Frogs usually spend their larval stage in water as tadpoles, but different species of Rhacophoridae have also adaptedRead More →
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Published: 11:50 a.m. May 18, 2022 The RSPCA is ‘investigating’ an alleged welfare issue at Marshall BioResources near Huntingdon. The animal charity, which can act as a private prosecutor but has no law enforcement powers, said it was aware of allegations that the dog breeding unit would have turned offRead More →
Lawrence W.May 18, 2022 Hello again everyone ! Lauren Wilson here to tell you more about the ins and outs of the Bird Department’s breeding season here at Zoo Atlanta. In my last blog we discussed all things nesting including types of nests, nesting materials and what the bird teamRead More →
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Europe’s last captive male black-billed amazon parrot has been moved to a new zoo for a breeding program with one of the few females of its species. The bird – originally from the Caribbean – has come from Spain’s Canary Islands to take up his new post in the AustrianRead More →
Plant breeding technologies are evolving, and because of this, regulations must change to keep pace. Consider gene editing – in the last couple of months the UK and India have released regulatory changes regarding this methodology. Today, the seed industry is seeking to change the way governments approach plant breedingRead More →
Turkey breeding season is underway, and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife is warning people that the animals could become aggressive during this time. Wild turkeys occupy about 18% of the state. Turkeys have been seen in several areas of the Central Coast, including in the heart of theRead More →
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