Research has demonstrated the need to reduce the presence of Salmonella on the hide as it has been shown that during peak season animal hides harbor more bacteria than feces. It is also envisioned that bacteriophage produced by OmniLytics will be used to treat holding areas, transportation vehicles, containers and living quarters. OmniLytics has been working with US regulatory agencies since 1994 and in addition to this most recent allowance by the USDA, OmniLytics received the first US...

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Also pictured, back row, from left, are: Bill Ludwig, USDA Southwest Region administrator; Steve Savage, USDA Food & Nutrition Service communications and government affairs director; Michael Rosenberger, director of food service; Maria Elena Coronado, Lee principal; and Todd Staples, Texas Department of Agriculture commissioner. Also pictured, back row, from left, are: Bill Ludwig, USDA Southwest Region administrator; Steve Savage, USDA Food & Nutrition Service communications and...

American Chemical Society. Representatives from academia, government and industry will discuss a wide range of topics that fall within this theme, including alternative energy sources, genetically-engineered crops and new water purification processes. Symposium explores impact of genetically-engineered, glyphosate-resistant crops Since their introduction in 1996, genetically-engineered (aka transgenic) crops that are resistant to glyphosate the worlds most widely used herbicide have had a...

But he's no less passionate about dirt than he was in the 1950s and '60s, when he was regularly getting chin-deep in test-trenches, evaluating layers of clay and sand and gypsum. Or, more to the point, the way Bakersfield is burying so much of it -- including primo, type-one farming soil -- under asphalt and concrete. Sutton-Jones tenderly helped her husband navigate the crosswalk, his impaired lungs -- damaged, he suspects, by exposure to an industrial resin -- slowing their progress to a...