By keeping your dairy herd healthy and preventing disease, it will reduce CO2 emissions and increase revenue. According to professor Søren Østergaard,…

A group of the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration’s collaborators in Vietnam has visited AU Viborg – Research Centre Foulum.

The Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences must contribute to the establishment of important networking between Denmark and Korea/Asia in…

Following the decision that AU Viborg - Research Centre Foulum will be hosting the three new study programmes - Veterinary Medicine, Animal Science…

Researchers from Aarhus University suggest to develop protocols for assessing animal welfare in natural national parks with a focus on nutrition,…

Aarhus University is heading a new project to investigate whether willow and hemp have potential as bioactive feed additives, which can inhibit…

Aarhus University leads a new GUDP project (KlimaKS) which will contribute with new tools to help the farmer in his efforts to prevent health problems…

Aarhus University is one of the partners in an EU project, R4D (Resilience for Dairy), aiming at contributing to the social, economic and…

Cattle can in some situations learn to eat weeds directly in the field using a relatively simple method of adaptation.

Around 500 interested visited the cattle research facilities at Department of Animal Science, Aarhus University in Foulum, during the last couple of…