Have A Deworming Plan Before Summer Heat Hits The PNW
Cattle health isn’t just about feed; it starts with hygiene. Find out why keeping those herd members clean is a year-round commitment.
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New Tool To Fight NWS
The Food and Drug Administration recently granted Merck Animal Health a conditional approval for EXZOLT CATTLE-CA1 for both the prevention and treatment of New World screwworm and the treatment and control of cattle fever ticks.
Conditional Approval of Topical Screwworm Treatment
Merck Animal Health announced that the Food and Drug Administration granted conditional approval for EXOLT CATTLE-CA 1.
One Dose To Tighten The Calving Window, Merck Says
Good news for cattle producers who want to tighten their calving window and get more dollars at sale time.
Adding Value To Your Calves
Calf prices are at historic highs, and experts say there’s no better time to implement practices to maximize your revenue.
Technology Looks To Save Dairies Labor, Improve Milk Output
In the ongoing effort to help dairy producers improve efficiency as well as animal health and wellbeing, Merck Animal Health is out with the SenseHub Dairy Youngstock. Erica Tessman, Market Manager for Dairy Monitoring Technology at Merck, said SenseHub Dairy Youngstock is the first monitoring technology for dairy calves from birth through the first 12 months of life. She add...
WSU Student Awarded National Scholarship Focused On Animal Health
On Monday, Merck Animal Health announced $90,000 in scholarships were awarded to 18 bovine veterinary students across the country, including a Washington State University student. The company presented each student, including WSU’s Alexandra Newhouse, with an American Association of Bovine Practitioners Bovine Veterinary Student Recognition Award, as well as a $5,000 scholarship, at this year’s
Merck Rolls Out Vaccine Designed To Protect Cattle From Pneumonia-Causing Pathogens
Merck Animal Health has introduced Nasalgen 3, a three-way intranasal vaccine that company officials say protects beef and dairy cattle from the most common pneumonia-causing viral pathogens. Dr. Scott Nordstrom is the associate director of ruminant life cycle management at Merck Animal Health
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Tyson, Merck Fund Poultry Research Facility
Merck Animal Health and Tyson Foods are providing funding to Texas A&M University’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences’ Poultry Science department to build a new research facility. Meat industry publication Meatingplace reports the two companies have provided a $500,000 gift for the laboratory where scientists will focus on solving intestinal health issues in poultry.
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