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ADM Tronics Releases Pre-Production Evaluation Units of New Vet-Sonotron Therapy Device for Veterinary Market

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Monday, November 1, 2021
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Northvale, NJ, Nov. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- ADM Tronics Unlimited, Inc. (OTCQB - ADMT) has completed development of its new Vet-Sonotron device and has released pre-production evaluation units for the animal therapy markets.

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  • Northvale, NJ, Nov. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- ADM Tronics Unlimited, Inc. (OTCQB - ADMT) has completed development of its new Vet-Sonotron device and has released pre-production evaluation units for the animal therapy markets.
  • The PRFT output is emitted through a hand-held applicator that is applied non-invasively in a circular motion over the treatment area.
  • Once this evaluation stage for the Vet-Sonotron is completed, we are anxious to begin commercialization of the Vet-Sonotron to the animal therapy markets.
  • Factors that could contribute to such differences include those described from time to time in ADMTs SEC filings, news releases and other communications.

Global Agriculture 4.0 Market: Demand for RFID Tags & Readers to Witness Fastest Growth During 2021-26 - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Monday, October 25, 2021
Technology, Agriculture, Natural Resources, Other Technology, COVID-19, Market, Benchmarking, Research report, Digital agriculture, Variable Rate Application, Travel, Agriculture, Livestock, Reader, Digital data, Adoption, Limp, Global, VRT, Food quality, Big data, Farmer, Government, Exercise, Projective identification, Equipment, Soil, Flood, Investment, Awareness, Solution, Meat, Population, Ownership, GPS, Animal, Food industry

The Covid-19 pandemic had a balanced impact on the Global Agriculture 4.0 Market.

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  • The Covid-19 pandemic had a balanced impact on the Global Agriculture 4.0 Market.
  • What are the key innovations, profitability, current & future trends, and regulations in the Global Agriculture 4.0 Market?
  • Who are the key competitors, their key strengths & weaknesses, and how do they perform in the Global Agriculture 4.0 Market based on the competitive benchmarking matrix?
  • What are the key results derived from the surveys conducted during the Global Agriculture 4.0 Market study?

Making Prop 12 Compliant Pork Accessible

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Monday, September 20, 2021
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Prop 12 requires that animals can lie down, stand up, fully extend their limbs, and turn around freely.

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  • Prop 12 requires that animals can lie down, stand up, fully extend their limbs, and turn around freely.
  • California's Prop 12 space requirements have raised concerns for pork producers nationwide, who claim the new ruling would be detrimental to both hog farmers and consumers.
  • With the requirement taking effect in only a few short months, compliant pork supply could potentially fall short.
  • There are growing fears surrounding the supply of compliant bacon under the new Prop 12 mandate, and it's being referred to as 'The Great Bacon Crisis of 2022'.

PetVivo Changes Brand Name of Signature Osteoarthritis Product to “SPRYNG”

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Monday, August 23, 2021
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"We are incredibly excited to introduce to the world the new brand name for our therapeutic product that squarely addresses the debilitating impact of osteoarthritis and lameness in companion animals.

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  • "We are incredibly excited to introduce to the world the new brand name for our therapeutic product that squarely addresses the debilitating impact of osteoarthritis and lameness in companion animals.
  • The brand name SPRYNG clearly illustrates how PetVivos product enhances the mobility and overall quality of life in dogs, horses and other animals."
  • These attributes offer a great solution to the affliction of osteoarthritis for companion animals in a simple in-clinic treatment.
  • The Companys lead product SPRYNG, a veterinarian-administered, intraarticular injection for the treatment of osteoarthritis in dogs and horses, is scheduled for expanded commercial sale later this year.

Virbac Announces FDA Approval of New Cancer Treatment for Dogs Derived from Australian Rainforest Plant

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Monday, August 16, 2021
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Australian company QBiotics discovered the biologically active pharmaceutical ingredient, tigilanol tiglate, in the seed of the Australian native blushwood tree from the rainforest of North Queensland.

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  • Australian company QBiotics discovered the biologically active pharmaceutical ingredient, tigilanol tiglate, in the seed of the Australian native blushwood tree from the rainforest of North Queensland.
  • According to the Morris Animal Foundation , cancer is the leading cause of death for dogs over two years old.
  • Mast cell tumors are the most common type of skin cancer in dogs and often appear as a nodule on or just underneath the skin.
  • While typical treatment options include surgery, chemotherapy and radiation, these treatments may not be appropriate for every dog.