Andrea Bedford

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New pathology research suggests we may need to look beyond obvious cardiac lesions as researchers work to unravel one of the beef industry’s most challenging diseases.
A career spanning practice, research and industry taught Linda Rhodes that success isn’t measured by titles, but by purpose, curiosity and balance.
Higher dietary starch reduced methane emissions, but individual cows remained consistently high or low emitters, suggesting biology may play a larger role than previously thought.
Rejected, underestimated and told to look elsewhere, this pioneering veterinarian forged a path from large animal practice to pharmaceutical development — entirely on her own terms.
The biggest challenge facing the rural veterinary workforce shortage may not be getting students into veterinary school, but helping them reach the applicant stage.
Routine milk spectra could help identify dairy cows with greater heat resilience while revealing the biology behind how cattle cope with heat stress.
As wildfire smoke blankets much of the eastern US, avoid unnecessary animal handling and stress to protect cattle until air quality improves.
Earlier pregnancy diagnosis is giving veterinarians more time to identify reproductive problems, adjust breeding strategies and help producers avoid costly surprises.
Adult flies are only part of the problem. Knowing where they breed, rest and multiply can help you develop more effective control strategies.
Infectious bovine keratoconjunctivitis may be more complex than a single bacterial infection, opening new avenues for prevention and vaccine development.