Squidburgers on the horizon as fish protein promises nutrition
Washington report notes beef substitutes like fish protein concentrate may supply high protein with odorless flavor options and large storage advantages. FPC, derived from various marine species, could enrich foods from bread to baby foods while easing dietary protein gaps.
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Winter brings ringworm threat in cattle shows spread risk
University of Vermont extension animal pathologist Dr. James Wadsworth warns that winter and spring confinement in close quarters heightens ringworm spread as cattle rub against structures. Young animals are most vulnerable and humans can catch it. Diagnosis relies on hair and skin observation, with treatment using topical medicines and strict hygiene to prevent transmission.
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Nutrition expert warns against food faddism dangers
New York UPI reports Vanderbilt University biochemistry and nutrition associate professor Dr. George V. Mann calls gut and guru diets dangerous. He warns of vitamin overdoses from enrichments and vitamin supplements sold by prescription only, urging safer labeling and better consumer education.
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Pinkeye Outbreak Threatens Cattle In Vermont Fall
Autumn pinkeye threatens fall cattle health in Vermont. Dr. James R. Wadsworth of the University of Vermont Extension warns light and white-faced cows are especially at risk from a bacterial infection aided by direct sun, dust and flies. He advises immediate separation of affected animals, daily treatment, fly control, isolation of new or recovered cattle, and continued veterinary care to improve recovery.
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James R. Wadsworth
University of Vermont Extension
Wadsworth
Bennington 4-H Roundup awards county medals at Arlington High
Bennington County 4-H Roundup honored members at Arlington High School last Saturday. Four county medals were awarded across project areas with Seals and pins for all members. Debuting Jaybirds of Bennington performed, slides were shown, and Dianne Dusha shared National Club Congress insights from Chicago.
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