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Dr. Rebecca Delles: Winner winner chicken dinner

The U.S. poultry industry is losing millions of dollars in revenue to quality issues, including woody breast syndrome. While woody breast syndrome…

“Food Evolution” and the great GMO debate

Mark Twain said, “The public is the only critic whose opinion means anything at all.” This holds true for many hotly debated topics, and genetically…

Professor Robert Wolcott: Are businesses asking the right questions to survive in an ever-changing market?

“If a customer is telling you they want something, guess who else they are telling?” professor Robert Wolcott asked the audience at ONE: The Alltech…
Dr. Rodolphe Barrangou and his team are working to explore the many advantages of CRISPR-based technology.

Technology on the rise: How the CRISPR craze is shaping the future of our world

CRISPR technology has the power to change life as we know it. Dr. Rodolphe Barrangou explains.

Bow ‘ow’? Parasite prevention for your pooch

Are you doing all that you can to protect your dog from potentially problematic parasites?

Are flies bugging your horses?

While flies may seem simply annoying, they can carry serious implications for your equine friends, from disease to hoof and leg problems.

Australis: A sustainable "Seafood Champion"

Australis Vietnam is the largest barramundi producer in Asia and has introduced a new superfood to the market: The Sustainable Seabass®. This…

Hot topic: Managing heat stress in dairy cows

Heat stress in dairy cows can cause decreases in milk production, immune responses and reproduction. In this podcast, Tom Lorenzen, on-farm dairy…
Assigning a specific weight to define obesity in horses is impossible due to differing bone structure and muscling. Instead, evaluating fat deposition over the horse’s body is a better method to estimate body condition. Body condition scoring, or BCS, systems have been developed to apply a numerical score to the horse’s condition based on fat coverage over target areas of the body.

Feeding the fat horse: Achieving better body condition through nutrition

Excess weight may cause or predispose the horse to problems like joint pain, laminitis and insulin resistance, or it may indicate an existing…