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The state's animal industries contend with a variety of pests and diseases. Parasites and diseases like blackhead, coccidiosis and mastitis are only some of the challenges faced by producers in Georgia. UGA Extension offers publications and other resources to help Georgia farmers and ranchers prevent and cope with animal diseases and parasites.


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UGA Beef Team Provides answers to questions about the disease from beef consumers.

Prevalent Viruses of Georgia Lists Georgia viruses by scientific and common name.

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  • Faculty Award Winner
    Faculty Award Winner Kevin Vogel, an assistant professor in the Department of Entomology at the University of Georgia, has received a prestigious Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program award from the National Science Foundation. Published: 04/12/23
  • Asian Longhorned Tick
    Asian Longhorned Tick First discovered in North America in 2017 on a sheep in New Jersey, the Asian longhorned tick has spread to 17 states. Published: 09/30/21
  • Tick Smart
    Tick Smart Almost two dozen ticks species live in Georgia; you don't want to know any of them Published: 08/29/18
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