This event was the first talent competition in the field of veterinary medicine and the second Starbucks event, which initiated and sponsored by the Sarshar Group, with the efforts of the event’s executive team and the commendable cooperation of the faculty and students of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Starbucks 2 was held following the announcement three months before the congress date and the receipt of more than 50 projects submitted by students, faculty, and experts in the relevant fields, the review of the judges, the selection of the best projects, and after holding mentoring sessions. This event was met with an unparalleled reception from the participants in the Veterinary Sciences Congress, and at the end, the Sarshar Group, as

The production line of rapid diagnostic kits, utilizing the latest technology and producing rapid diagnostic kits for Canine distemper Virus  and Canine parvovirus (for Dogs), rapid diagnostic kits for feline panleukopenia (for Cats), as well as the cow pregnancy diagnosis kit and the sheep and goat pregnancy diagnosis kit, began operations in December of the current year.(1403 Solar calendar) It should be noted that several other products in the field of animal disease diagnosis would be added to the company’s product portfolio by the end of this year (1403 Solar calendar). In addition, the production line of various human rapid diagnostic kits as well as diagnostic kits for residual toxins and veterinary drug in food will be launched in the

SILOTONE is the result of investigation and formulation by Sarshar Zist Pharmed’s R&D department, as well as the implementation of a joint research project with the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Tehran. The aim of this research was to determine the effect of the dry matter and silage additives on the quality, fermentation indices and nutritional value of corn silage with different dry matter and starch contents and to compare these products with the imported sample (Ecosyl® Silage Additive) under laboratory conditions. In this study, a 4×4 completely randomized factorial experiment with eight replications in each ration was used to evaluate 16 experimental rations: The first factor: the type of silage microbial inoculant additive, The second factor: Corn