The Economic Impact of Immigration in the United States: A Deep Dive In the United States, immigration is not just a social or political issue—it’s an economic powerhouse. With 48 million immigrants residing in the country, working across low, medium, and high-wage jobs in various sectors, thier contributions are undeniable. Of these, approximately 11 … Read more
Aragon Secures 300,000 Doses of Bluetongue Vaccine to Protect Livestock In a significant move to safeguard its livestock, the Department of Agriculture, Livestock adn Food in Aragon has acquired 300,000 doses of the Syvazul BTV 4-8 vaccine, developed by Syva, to combat the bluetongue virus. This initiative targets ruminants in the province of Huesca … Read more
Galicia Continues Free Bluetongue Vaccination Campaign Amid New National Strategy The Xunta de Galicia has announced that the bluetongue vaccine will remain free for farmers in the region, reinforcing its commitment to animal health and disease prevention. This decision comes as part of the new Galicia campaign, which has already begun to immunize animals across … Read more
Catalonia‘s Bluetongue Battle: A Vaccination Success Story Catalonia, a region in Spain, has made notable strides in combating a recent bluetongue outbreak, a viral disease affecting livestock. A new shipment of one million doses of bluetongue vaccine has arrived, bolstering the ongoing vaccination campaign and paving the way for its completion in the first quarter … Read more
The european Medicines Agency (EMA) announced the outcomes of its Veterinary Medicines Committee’s (CVMP) final meeting of 2024, held from December 3rd to 5th. The committee reached several notable decisions, including the approval of two new vaccines and the adoption of a three-year work plan focused on addressing antimicrobial resistance. one of the approved vaccines, … Read more
The world’s tropical forests are disappearing. According to a report from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Mayan jungle has lost 33% of its forest cover in 23 years, especially in Petén, Guatemala. The main cause is the livestock industry. The US agency obtained this data using the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS), … Read more
Imagine that you are a city journalist (even if it is a small one). A journalist who is more comfortable looking at the reactions to the latest American election debate on his mobile phone than going out for mushrooms in the countryside. Someone who is allergic to animals that do not scare him and disgusted … Read more
In five episodes to watch online from any device, Syngenta Technical Service members, advisors and experts analyze strategies to improve performance, as well as tools for weed management and fertilization in key crops such as wheat and barley. In the first episode, titled Among Resistant Weeds: The Art of Integrated Management, a Syngenta Technical Service … Read more
The Vice President of the Junta, Juan García-Gallardo, and the three Vox councillors – Mariano Veganzones, Gerardo Dueñas and Gonzalo Santonja – are attending the assembly of the Authorities Council on the headquarters of the Presidency, within the Colegio de la Asunción in Valladolid. On this case, they’ve maintained their attendance, not like what has … Read more
The Department of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries of the Generalitat Valenciana has already completed the vaccination against Bluetongue in the livestock herd in the province of Alicante. More than 55,000 animals vaccinated (mainly cattle and sheep), the vaccination percentage is already close to 100% of the census. This next week, the Official Veterinary Services will … Read more