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Veterinaria Digital - 24/07/2016

Sarcoptic mange in rabbits

Scabies is a parasitic disease that affects the skin of rabbits. The anatomical location and the causative agent can distinguish two types of mange: Sarcoptic and psoroptic. Sarcoptic mange is caused by Sarcoptes scabiei, it affects nose, paws and...


De res agricolae (Columel·la) - 21/07/2016

The milk collapse in Spain

In April 2015 the milk shares allocated by the European Union to the member countries were eliminated. It assumed as the end of protectionism in the milk sector. Supply and demand has become controlled by markets, as well as the prices. However,...


Technonews

Technonews VD - 19/07/2016

Use of cimenol ring to eliminate Salmonella from raw materials

The cimenol ring is a phenolic compound found in some plants that has broad spectrum bactericidal and fungicidal activities. It acts synergistically with the citric acid, and their combined application works as a feed and raw materials preservative and...


Technonews

Technonews VD - 18/07/2016

Pronutrients to increase calcium absorption

Calcium requirements are critical for layers from the pre-laying period to after the laying peak due to the high calcium demand derived from egg production. They are also still very important after week 40 of production due to skeletal calcium depletion...


In Memoriam

Redactor - 17/07/2016

In Memoriam: Prof. Gordon D. Rosen

On July 22, 2016 the is commemorated the 1st anniversary of the death of Prof. Gordon D. Rosen, He was born on May 9, 1926 and died at Wimbledon 89 years, on July 22, 2015.


Veterinaria Digital - 17/07/2016

Eggs in coltsfoot

Coltsfoot is called eggs without adequate calcification of the shell. The etymology derives from the word "falgalala" expression that was used in the Iberian Peninsula between the eighth and fifteenth centuries to describe an internal fabric of an egg.


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