Fur Animal Research Letter (FCUSA)
- Methionine substitutes in mink diets
- More about distillers’ dried grains/solubles
- Giant kidney worms in mink
- Mink welfare in practice
- Fur chewing
- Effects of pesticides on mink reproduction
- Yellow fat disease
- Compact disk on diseases and parasites of mink
- Transmission of Aleutian disease virus (ADV)
- Distillers’ dried grains and solubles as mink feed
- Canada mink breeders annual meeting
- Chastek paralysis
- The effect of pelting time on pelt quality
- Reduced dietary protein during winter feeding
- Mycotoxins in mink feed
- MFRF meeting
- Investigation of a commercial feed supplement
- Hormonal effects on mink production and reproduction
- Aleutian disease: the iodine agglutination test (IAT)
- Irradiation as a means of preserving mink feed
- The good life – mink research
- Delayed implantation, or diapause in mink reproduction
- Milk and cheese by-products as mink feeds
- Nursing sickness in mink
- Assessing the temperament of mink
- Water supply for lactating mink
- Fiber in the mink diet and stereotypies
- Fats / oils in the mink diet
- Salmonellosis of mink
- Carbohydrate digestibilty by mink
- Blood and bloodmeal in mink diets
- Mink are susceptible to mad cow disease
- Mink length, weight and pelt size
- Controlling oxidative stress in mink
- Diagnosis of distemper in mink
- Cortisol, as an indicator of stress
- Vitamin E for mink
- Caging mink females with a male kitCoccidiosis in Pacific Northwest mink
- Botulism in mink
- Rapid-fire tests detect botulism toxin
- Nervous distemper in mink
- Fiber in the mink diet
- Dietary vitamin A level and growth & fur quality in mink
- Use of irradiation to preserve mink feeds
- Coccidiosis in Pacific Northwest mink
- Intestinal coccidiosis in mink
- Waste disposal: a problem in all animal operations
- Improving mink welfare
- Role of prolactin in mink reproduction
- Amino acids in mink diets
- Yellow fat disease in pigs
- The origin of "mad cow disease"
- The early history of Aleutian disease
- MFRF research priorities
- Heating-oil production from manure
- Tularemia in mink
- Genetic (inherited) diseases in mink
- Housing mink kits, singly or in pairs
- Poultry by-products preserbed with formic acid as mink feed
- Botulism: Improved tests
- Fiber in mink diets
- "Screw neck"
- Salt, in the mink diet
- Deafness in mink
- Peas as a mink feed ingredient
- Astrovirus in mink
- Feeding fur animals by use of a computerized feeding machine
- Mink management problems and their solution
- Susceptibility of pastel mink to distemper
- Pseudomonas pneumonia of mink
