June 2022

For decades, a yacht has been considered a symbol of wealth and the most lavish life on the seas. Only a few enjoy the luxury of owning such an exotic craft to enjoy the exhilarating life on the waters. As we head into the future, those play toys of theRead More →

By Josh Marchand The Kansas City area is home to more than 2 million people, driving to work, tending to lawns and gardens, and enjoying parks and green spaces. As the region grows, so does KC’s urban wildlife population, which simultaneously thrives on cohabitation with humans while coping with shrinkingRead More →

The detailed analysis of the world situation Crocodile Breeding Market provides key insights on changing industry dynamics, value chain analysis, major investment pockets, competitive scenarios, regional landscape and crucial segments. It also offers an in-depth inspection related to driving and restraining ingredients for the global crocodile farming market. Additionally, explainsRead More →

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 →

Latest research by Courant Market Research: Global Pet Husbandry Management Market 2022 gives a comprehensive study of the Pet Breeding Management industry including current trends and status. At first, the Animal Husbandry Management market report offers basic information including definitions, classifications, wide range of applications and industry chain frameworkRead More →

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 →

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 →

poultry farming equipment market A study by “Verified Market Reports” provides details on market dynamics affecting the Poultry Farming Equipment market, market scope, market segmentation and overlays on major market players, highlighting the competitive landscape favorable and prevailing trends over the years. This Poultry Farming Equipment Market report provides detailsRead More →

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 →

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 →

MarketQuest.biz published a revised version Global Aquaculture Breeding Tanks Market from 2022 to 2028 research that provides critical and up-to-date information on developing engines, trend setting and outlook. The aquaculture breeding tank provides important information for the years 2022-2028 as a result of extensive expert research. Over the projected period,Read More →

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 →

“Diaper Reproduction Equipment Market Size and Forecast (2022-2028) The study examines in detail the impact of these key trends and outlines the growth opportunities in various segments based on how these trends will shape the diaper reproduction equipment market in the future. Latest Update: This has resulted in several changes.Read More →

Global “IT Selection Market(2022-2028) research provides an overview of the company with key information, applications and industry chain structure. Additionally, it provides global market insights including advancement patterns, targeted scene surveys, key locations, and their improvement status. The Computer Reproduction Market report provides an overview of key market demand driversRead More →

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 →

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 →

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 →

Los Angeles, USA,-According to the report of the verified market report, the global Plant Breeding and CRISPR Plants Market is expected to grow at a tremendous rate over the coming years. Titled “Global Plant Breeding and Plant CRISPR Market Size and Forecast 2022-2029”, this report provides an in-depth look atRead 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 →

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 →

Crop Breeding Technology Market: An in-depth statistical analysis of current and emerging trends offers insights into the dynamics of the Crop Breeding Technologies market. The report includes Porter’s five forces to analyze the importance of various characteristics such as understanding suppliers and customers, risks posed by various agents, strength ofRead 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 →

Los Angeles, USA,-According to the report of the verified market report, the global poultry farming equipment market is expected to grow at a tremendous rate over the coming years. Titled “Global Poultry Farming Equipment Market Size and Forecast 2022-2029”, this report provides an in-depth look at the future of theRead 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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →