In 1996, Congress enacted the Animal Drug Availability Act (ADAA) for the approval and marketing of new animal drugs and medicated feeds. Before that time, drugs used in the animal industry were either over-the-counter
Over the next year, many livestock producers will need to become more familiar with their veterinarians. Or, if they don't have a veterinarian, find one. This week the FDA's Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) announce
You score tickets to a Broadway show, only to find out at the curtain that the stars are sitting it out, and second-tier talents are taking their place — kind of like a vegetarian Thanksgiving.
The use and distribution of antibiotics in animal agriculture is changing and producers of all sizes need to begin preparing to adapt in the coming year. Focusing on the one-health concept of combating antibiotic resist
This week in The Back 40 we find out just what is inside one of Chipotle's burritos, along with unadvised ways to drop weight and probably not feel great. We'll also take a look at a Kansas rancher who is gaining nation
We are now approaching the first month of implementing the Veterinarian Feed Directive (VFD) and obviously there are still questions and issues arising.
Are you a silage-making pro? Even veteran silage growers will want to read Dr. Donna Amaral-Phillips’ tips and tricks to help make the most out of this year’s corn silage crop.
Farmers and ranchers with innovative ideas on improving their operations through sustainable agriculture practices can apply for funding to try out those ideas.
The veterinary feed directive (VFD) goes into effect on Jan. 1, 2017, and the National Pork Board (NPB) is actively educating producers so they're prepared.
