As we try to improve feed efficiency, it is useful to think about and minimize sources of energy loss from the animal.
Human infections with avian influenza A viruses are uncommon but have occurred sporadically worldwide. If you are working directly with cattle that have tested positive or are suspected to be infected and you are experiencing flu-like symptoms, please consult your physician.
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza has been found in two more states, Idaho and Michigan. The virus appears to have been introduced by wild birds. If your animals appear sick, contact your veterinarian.
A resistance-focused climate adaptation approach to retain the current state of woodlands involves creating areas called refugia to protect species that may not perform well with climate change.
During National Agriculture Week in March, Minnesota 4-H Agriculture Ambassadors took on the challenge of educating younger youth about responsible manure management.
Extension's tree selection lists include new-to-region species as options for adding diversity to existing forests to help achieve climate adaptation goals.
HPAI infects birds but has been documented to infect mammals. The risk to the public is considered low and there is no concern about the safety of the commercial milk supply.
A project connecting U of M electrical engineering students with a local food truck seeking clean energy solutions is exposing students to career possibilities in their field.
Despite serving as mayor of Ashby, Minn., Amy Johnson says the idea of entering politics initially felt out of reach. But that was before she found 100 Rural Women.
We are seeing some bumble bee queens emerging earlier than usual due to the warm winter. What might this mean for future bee generations?
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