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The worldwide agricultural trend is towards large monoculture farms, which reduce plant biodiversity and constitute a single source of nectar and pollen for bees. Furthermore, this type of agriculture

The mechanisms through which birds are protected against Salmonella Enteritidis are one of the key considerations for developing effective vaccines. Live attenuated and inactivated vaccines against

At Calier, we are strongly committed to people and our planet. And even though we carry out actions that have some impact on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) defined by the UN, we’ve

At Calier, we have been committed to animal health for more than half a century. Guided by the values of commitment, honesty, and the desire to excel, we have successfully positioned ourselves as a

One of the ideas that have surely crossed the mind of every beekeeper is that of importing other more productive subspecies of bees. Or at least it is said that they are more productive, since we are

A new stage gets under way with regard to vaccinations against salmonella. As of May 2021, Primun Salmonella E can be applied as the first live vaccine against salmonella enteritidis that has been

Ticks are not only annoying parasites that feed on your pet's blood, they also transmit dangerous diseases to both animals and humans. Let's take a look at their modus operandi. When we're talking

Have fleas overrun your pet? It's more than likely that they've also taken over their favourite corners. Unfortunately, no matter how many baths you give and insecticides you apply to your dog, you

Biosafety is a set of health measures established to prevent the entry and exit of pathogens that can endanger the health and welfare of farm animals, and therefore human health. Biosafety is even

For half a century, beekeeping worldwide has been facing a major challenge due to the decline in Apis mellifera populations as a result of the arrival of the Varroa destructor mite. Since 1980, the