MARKETING PR PORTFOLIO
Following are samples of feature articles and press releases we’ve developed to support our clients’ marketing campaigns in agriculture and animal health.
- Solving the gangrenous dermatitis puzzle
Early field trials and producer experience indicate there’s one more reason to vaccinate for coccidiosis: It might help control or eliminate the growing problem of gangrenous dermatitis. Read more - That’s just super
New data compiled by an independent benchmarking service continue to show that Newsham Genetics’ highly prolific SuperMom parent gilt continues to outperform other lines while setting new standards for longevity.
Read more - Dream team
A new FDA approval allowing the use of Aureomycin and Bovatec in the same cattle feed is expected to help producers optimize weight gain and feed efficiency while controlling anaplasmosis, coccidiosis and the leading causes of bacterial enteritis and pneumonia. Read more - Are you ready for VFDs?
Fish farmers, veterinarians and feed mills in the freshwater salmonid industry need to start familiarizing themselves with FDA regulations governing the use of Veterinary Feed Directive drugs. Read more - Home sweet home
More and more city and county animal shelters are counting on a high-tech pet-retrieval to help reunite more lost pets with owners and shed their “dog catcher” image. Read more - Novartis completes investigation of mysterious drug reactions in pigs
An extensive investigation of adverse drug reactions linked to the use of Econor indicates that reactions were limited to a small subpopulation of pigs and that the antibiotic is safe to use in the vast majority of swine.
Read more - Top dog
Ontario’s Dr. Rae Fischer says that competing effectively in the poultry industry is a lot like pulling a dog sled across Canada’s frigid Northwest Territories. “If you’re not the lead dog,” the veterinarian insists, “the view is always the same.” Read more - Natural tick challenge crucial for evaluating Lyme vaccine efficacy
Vaccines for canine Lyme disease should be tested with a natural challenge to assure that dogs will be protected against the same conditions they encounter in nature, researchers say . Read more - Flavored supplement aids feline joint health
Your once spry and sly feline doesn’t move quite as gracefully or precise as he once did. His muscles and joints are stiff, and your vet thinks a daily dose of glucosamine hydrochloride, omega-3 fatty acids, taurine and other nutrients would be a good idea. There’s just one hitch. Read more - With all their mites
No one has compared them to kids in a candy store, but some California crop advisors can hardly contain their excitement when discussing the broad selection of treatment options they have available this year for mite control in pears. Read more - ‘This is the future’
IAH’s Martin Shirley is leading the way to mapping the Eimeria genome while developing even a better understanding of coccidiosis in poultry. Read more - Detectable needles expected to help meat industry maximize safety, value
Schering-Plough Animal Health Corporation has reached agreement with a Canadian firm to market a new line of hypodermic needles that are nearly 100 percent detectable by the leading metal scanners used by meat processors the company announced today at the American Association of Swine Veterinarians conference.
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