Emerging Pathogens Affecting Ruminant Livestock in Maine with Annie Leahy
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Emerging Pathogens Affecting Ruminant Livestock in Maine with Annie Leahy
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In this episode of the Maine Farmcast, host Dr. Glenda Pereira sits down with Annie Leahy, a recent University of Maine zoology graduate and incoming Clemson University DVM student, to discuss her honors thesis on emerging pathogens affecting ruminant livestock in Maine. Leahy’s research analyzed cases submitted to UMaine’s Veterinary Diagnostic Lab between September 2022 and January 2025, covering 633 ruminant cases across cattle, goats, sheep and alpacas.
- UMaine Veterinary Diagnostic Lab
- UMaine Extension small ruminant programming
University of Maine Cooperative Extension is an equal opportunity institution and provider committed to nondiscrimination. For more information, visit extension.umaine.edu/nondiscrimination.
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