Scientific conference at the University of Hohenheim presents research work for animal husbandry that increasingly satisfies animal welfare, animal health AND environmental protection...
In the past year, the total amount of antibiotics given to veterinarians in Germany has continued to fall. This has been the result of the annual evaluation of data by the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety (BVL) since 2011...
31 years after the reactor accident in Chernobyl, many animals are still radioactively contaminated. The meat is tested for trade, but hunters who eat their prey themselves often do not ...
Animal-friendly husbandry, environmental protection and consumer acceptance: The 13th international conference "Construction, technology and the environment in agricultural ...
Once again this year, the Academy for Animal Health is supporting five young scientists with doctoral grants. Funding is given to issues that are important for veterinary medicine, including ...
"At the beginning of the week, new test results are expected on chicken eggs and egg products contaminated with the mite poison fipronil. In the meantime, the extent of the scandal in Belgium is becoming clearer ..."
The new 2018-2020 program phase of the Tierwohl (ITW) initiative will start in January. Interested animal owners can register with their coordinators for the next phase of the program until September 26, 2017 ...
Bonn. The German Association Tiernahrung e. V. (DVT) calls on politicians to take a realistic view of the scarce resources available for agricultural commodities in Europe ...
In 2016, the use of antibiotics in Belgian livestock farming fell by 4,8 percent compared to the previous year. The use of so-called critical antibiotics was even reduced by 53 percent ...
New research group strengthens animal research at the University of Hohenheim. DFG approves around 2 million euros for a new major project P FOWL (FOR 2601) / In focus: Phosphorus utilization and phosphorus as a valuable and scarce nutrient ...
Federal Minister of Agriculture Christian Schmidt visited a hatchery in Großenkneten today and got an idea of a practical test of a prototype for sexing embryos in eggs ...