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Addressing wildlife risks add to urgency of global campaign to eradicate Peste des Petits Ruminants by 2030. itself is through subscription to The Orchadian, the quarterly ANOS journal that provides members with articles spanning all of the areas above. Alarm as lethal plague detected among rare Mongolian antelope. World Health Day 2015 shines light on food safety. Membership also provides many opportunities to network with likeminded enthusiasts and experts, grow and source plants, keep up to date with what is happening across the broad field of interest, as well as voting rights at the Annual General Meeting.
Genetic improvement of native cattle breeds through radio-immune assay and artificial insemination applications to increase milk production while retaining their adaptability to the local environment and tolerance to diseases, resulting in sustainable improvement of farmers. We focus on a number of areas including conservation, research, breeding of species and hybrids, culture, shows, displays and judging, photography, learning about the Australian flora and environment, and field excursions. Suggestions about ways to address the interests of members, website improvement, and increasing information that may be of interest to other members are always welcome. Communication is a vital link in the success of our widespread society, and we are actively working to improve our website to provide more relevant and practical information, and improve links to the Council. Most members belong to one of our affiliated ANOS groups, but membership of ANOS Inc.
