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Publication updates from ILRI Asia, January-June 2026

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By Chi V Nguyen
| Livestock Matters
We would like to share with our donors and partners the list of publications of ILRI Asia publicized from January to June 2026. Articles in international and national peer-reviewed journals Yadav, K.D., Pokharel, A., Gautam, G., Shah, S., Rekik, M., Pratim, D.R., Varijakshapanicker, P. and Devkota, B. 2026. Effects of Calf Sex Altering Oral Preparation on Pregnancy Rate and Female Calf Production in the Buffalo. Journal of Buffalo Science 15:32-40.
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AABCF fellowship strengthens climate-smart livestock research links between Africa and Asia

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By Chi V Nguyen
| Livestock Matters
Scientists and livestock experts from Africa and Southeast Asia gathered in Hanoi, Vietnam in March 2026 to strengthen collaboration, share practical solutions and develop new skills for climate-resilient livestock systems through the Africa-Asia Biosciences Challenge Funds (AABCF) initiative.
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Making One Health practical: ILRI’s field-based model expands in Laos

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By Chi V Nguyen
| Livestock Matters
Making One Health Practical: ILRI’s Field-Based Model Expands in Laos Transboundary pests and diseases do not respect borders. Across Southeast Asia, outbreaks affecting crops, livestock and people continue to threaten food security, rural livelihoods and public health.
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