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Taxing farm animals' farts and burps? Denmark gives it a try
Denmark, known for its inventive restaurants and elegant design studios, is about to become known for something more basic: the world's first belch and manure tax.
Bac Kan basically has African swine fever under control
After a period of intense outbreaks, the situation of African swine fever in Bac Kan has gradually settled down. Livestock farmers begin to restock the herd.
Preparing livestock for the cold while it is still warm
While the weather is still warm, cattle farmers have already renovated their barns and prepared tarpaulins to keep their cattle strong during the winter.
Feeding chickens green tea dust limits reliance on antibiotics
Aware of the danger of antibiotic resistance, Phuong applies biosecurity farming solutions. The recent batch of chickens almost did not need antibiotics.
Tackling challenges in poultry health, welfare, and sustainability
Researchers at the University of Chester are working to improve bird welfare, production and sustainability in the industry with innovative solutions through 2 partnership projects involving substantial UK government funding.
Disease-free livestock farming helps farms in Tuyen Quang 'leisurely' avoid disease
Disease-free livestock farming is the key to helping farmers in Tuyen Quang avoid the epidemic with ease.
Small farmers in Europe struggle to get by
Brutal economic situation has inflicted misery on farmers who struggle to turn a profit and forced some to look for alternative streams of revenue.
Beware of white spot syndrome in shrimp when La Nina returns
La Nina is likely to reappear later this year, which is causing concern among shrimp farmers because of potential white spot syndrome outbreaks.
Giant legs of Vietnam's "dragon chicken" a Lunar New Year delicacy
On a farm close to Hanoi, Le Van Hien picks out the best bird among his flock of "dragon chickens" -- a breed with legs as thick as a brick that can fetch up to $2,000 a head.
