A recent article in the Penn State News highlights research that aims to further enrich eggs, poultry and meat.

Don't miss the wonderful symposia at this years Western Section of ASAS. Today we would like to highlight some of the speakers that will be addressing the issue of "Grazing and Land Management in the Western US – Challenges, Tools, and Opportunities" during the WSASAS Beef Symposium.

In September 2017, Translational Animal Science published an article that reviewed a mobile app for tracking and analyzing beef herd pasture use and location.

The AAAS Annual Meeting is the world’s largest multidisciplinary science gathering, with exciting scientific sessions, renowned speakers, and valuable networking opportunities.

A recent study published in the 2018 February issue of the Journal of Animal Science evaluated the presence of genotype by environment interaction for the stayability in Red Angus in the United States.

In an article published in the 2018 February issue of the Journal of Animal Science, researchers studied the effect of dietary conjugated linoleic acid on bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS)-induced joint inflammation in horses.

A recent article in the National Hog Farmer highlights Dr. Megan Niederwerder at Kansas State University for her current research in the African swine fever virus.

In a study published in the April 2010 issue of the Journal of Animal Science, a Hungary-based research team analyzed the demographic, history, current status, ad efficiency of the mating strategy of the Pannon White rabbits.

It's that time of year again when baby bunnies seem to be the hot item on the gift list. It is important to know the best ways to care for your new pet and keep them happy and healthy.

An article published in the May 2010 Journal of Animal Science investigated the association of the OVGP1 gene with embryo survival and development in the rabbit.

An abstract published in the September 2016 issue of the Journal of Animal Science used early rabbit embryos to explore how early gene activation is affected by the in-vitro environment where the embryo grows.

In an abstract published in the September 2016 issue of the Journal of Animal Science, scientists investigated the evolutionary relationship of the Amami rabbit.

In April 2016, Journal of Animal Science published an abstract of a study investigating the effect of feeding diets containing psyllium seed husks on rabbits.

In a world full of ongoing scientific discoveries, there remains one facet of research seemingly lost in a foggy, cloud of ambiguity: the origin of the “Easter Bunny”.

Abstract Submissions for the 2018 ASAS-CSAS Annual Meeting are now closed! Make sure to keep an eye out for Meeting Updates with highlights from the upcoming symposia.

USAID is seeking input on how to prioritize research on livestock diseases in Feed the Future target countries.

In a recent study published in the February 2018 issue of the Journal of Animal Science, a research time at the University of Alberta developed and validated a cost-effective small single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) marker panel.

In February 2018, Journal of Animal Science published an article investigating the impact of selecting pigs for feed efficiency on their response to disease.

Two requests for public comment that may be of interest to ASAS members are open now.

A recent article published in the New York Times discusses the questions of product labeling.