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The ARC publishes information about its objectives and functions and establishes facilities for collecting and disseminating research and development information.
The ARC makes the technological expertise it possesses generally available for agricultural research, development and technology transfer.
The ARC manages and maintains national collections and related assets, which provide sources of genetic material for research and development, scientific reference, future use, and rehabilitation of planting and breeding stock after natural disasters.
The ARC publishes the results of its research.
The ARC establishes and controls facilities in the fields of research, technology development and technology transfer, and its facilities may be hired or let.
The ARC works in partnerships with national and international role players and cooperates with government departments, institutions, people and authorities in South Africa and other countries.
The ARC contributes financially to research, development and technology transfer programmes.
A list of registered veterinary facilities in South Africa is available for use in finding qualified professionals to vaccinate pets or address animal health concerns.
Dogs and cats must be vaccinated against rabies. The first dose is given at 12 weeks of age, followed by a booster one month later. Afterward, a booster is required every three years by law, though annual vaccination is recommended in high-risk areas.
If you are bitten, scratched, or licked by an animal that may have rabies, you should immediately wash the wound with soap and water and seek medical care. Treatment includes a series of rabies vaccinations and, if the skin is broken, immunoglobulin injected into the wound.
You can find contact details for provincial veterinary offices to assist with rabies-related queries or services.
Farmers can access practical advice from the Agricultural Research Council on how to safeguard their livestock during extreme winter conditions such as snow, heavy rain, cold, and strong winds. This includes ensuring shelter, feed, water, and regular health checks.
