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MERIAL, Premium Sponsor of this important event in the Poultry Industry calendar, would like to invite you to a: Press Briefing to be held at the Hotel Meridien N'Fis, ave Mohammed VI from 7.30 am to 8.30 am on Monday 9th November,
we The Technical Consultancy Center would like to inform you that we launched the electornic website for our Magazine "PETRANA" www.epetrana.com which specialized in Agriculture, food and Veterinary.
الملتقى الطبي في العاصمة الكويتية يناقش آخر الإنجازات والاختراقات البحثية في مجال علاج ابيضاض الدم النقوي المزمن مدينة الكويت، دولة الكويت يقول أطباء وخبراء إقليميون إن المصابين بداء ابيضاض الدم النقوي المُزمن Chronic myeloid leukemia في منطقة الخليج سيستفيدون كثيراً من الإنجازات والاختراقات البحثية والعلاجية العالمية التي تحققت مؤخراً في مواجهة أحد أكثر أشكال اللوكيميا انتشاراً في العالم.
Clostridia, or butyric bacteria, contamination in silage always has financial consequences for the farmer, being the loss of dry matter or direct financial penalties on milk prices which are applied in certain cheese-making regions. A recently published study (Borreani et al., Journal of Applied Microbiol., 2009) shows that, even when the analysis of fresh silage shows low clostridia count, the silage can become heavily contaminated at feedout, due to aerobic instability, a phenomenon that can easily go unnoticed as long as analysis are performed on fresh silage.
Streptococcus agalactiae (also called Group B Streptococcus, or GBS) is a versatile pathogen that affects a variety of animals. Now studies by Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists and their university colleagues are revealing new information about this pathogen.
New, high-yielding sunflower germplasm that gives this important oilseed crop resistance to insects and two fungal pathogens could result from a research effort by Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists in Fargo, N.D.
Researchers at the ARS Sunflower Research Unit (SRU) in Fargo, using state-of-the-art equipment, are seeking sunflowers that resist insects and Verticillium and Sclerotinia fungi. Non-oil sunflower seed production was 429 million pounds and valued at $124 million last year in the United States, while oil-type sunflower seed production was just under 3 billion pounds and valued at $545 million.
A 14-year study by Agricultural Research Service (ARS) scientists in Oregon found that rangelands that have been grazed by cattle recover from fires more effectively than rangelands that have been protected from livestock. These surprising findings could impact management strategies for native plant communities where ecological dynamics are shifting because of climate change, invasive weeds and other challenges.
Clostridia, or butyric bacteria, contamination in silage always has financial consequences for the farmer, being the loss of dry matter or direct financial penalties on milk prices which are applied in certain cheese-making regions. A recently published study (Borreani et al., Journal of Applied Microbiol., 2009) shows that, even when the analysis of fresh silage shows low clostridia count, the silage can become heavily contaminated at feedout, due to aerobic instability, a phenomenon that can easily go unnoticed as long as analysis are performed on fresh silage. 
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