Biosecurity

December - October 2025

Animal resilience can be predicted and influenced

Genetics and Reproduction Cattle Behaviour Health & Disease

1 December 2025

1 minute read

Meeting the natural and physiological needs of animals has a positive impact on their resilience. This is the outcome of a study for which Ingrid van Dixhoorn obtained her PhD from Wageningen University & Research. Moreover, the degree of resilience animals display in the face of disruptions can be predicted.

MSU researchers vaccinating animals in the wild to combat TB, infectious diseases

Health & Disease Notfiable Diseases Bovine TB

25 November 2025

4 minute read

Zoonotic pathogens are responsible for some of the deadliest infectious diseases in humans

The growing call for a national food strategy to build resilience in New Zealand

Health & Disease Treatments and Prevention Biosecurity

19 November 2025

3 minute read

With many challenges facing New Zealand’s food system, there is an increasing awareness of the need for a national food strategy to deliver Kiwis greater resiliency.

Avian flu has infected dairy cows in more than a dozen states – a microbiologist explains how the virus is spreading

Health & Disease Non-notifiable Diseases Bovine Influenza A Virus

20 October 2025

4 minute read

The current strain of avian flu, H5N1, is responsible for culling millions of domestic birds and sickened farmworkers

Is your bedding the root of your environmental mastitis?

Health & Disease Non-notifiable Diseases Mastitis

15 October 2025

5 minute read

Struggling with high SCC? Finding the root of the problem can be a frustrating

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