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Weekly livestock news: April 13, 2020
Farmer sentiment falls as coronavirus concerns rise Farmer confidence dropped precipitously in March with the coronavirus outbreak in the...
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Independent farmers want fair relief aid
Several farm groups have banded together to ask Congress to make sure coronavirus relief funding reaches independent farmers, not...
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Farmers at risk as livestock and crop prices fall
The American Farm Bureau Federation warned that falling crop and livestock prices during the coronavirus pandemic are taking a...
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American Heartworm Society offers COVID-19 guidelines
The American Heartworm Society issued new recommendations to help veterinarians deliver care during the coronavirus pandemic. While heartworm prevention...
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After positive coronavirus test result in tiger, public health experts seek to reassure pet owners
After a New York City tiger recently tested positive for the novel coronavirus, concern rose even more about the...
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Weekly companion animal news: April 6, 2020
Tales from the COVID-19 front lines: Vets recount experiences during COVID-19 In the third installment of its COVID-19 series,...
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Survey offers insight into veterinarian and pet owner concerns
Veterinarians say the best part of their job is being able to care for animals each day, a new...
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AVMA releases new resources to help clinics during COVID-19
The American Veterinary Medical Association is offering a webinar, free for members and nonmembers, to help animal care professionals...
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Weekly livestock news: April 6, 2020
World Pork Expo canceled for second year in a row The National Pork Producers Council announced its board of...
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Food supply chains, trade need to stay intact during COVID-19: U.N.
The world faces a looming food crisis with the coronavirus pandemic, unless international leaders take measures to keep food...
