Dr. Laura Dalquist, left, and Dr. Deb Murray say PRRS is worse today than earlier generations.

PRRS hog virus now tougher to control

Vets say the virus is more virulent and longer lived

Glacier FarmMedia – Today’s PRRS isn’t yesterday’s PRRS. That means pig producers and veterinarians should mutate their approaches in the same way that Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome is mutating. […] Read more










GRIP stands for, 'Getting Research Into Practice.'

Getting a GRIP on agriculture research

New communication system aims to bridge gap between farm and laboratory

Research results don’t flow naturally from the lab to the barn. In the 1990s, government driven extension services delivered research results to producers. Researchers didn’t often meet the farmers their […] Read more