
Animal Health
Group calls for UK to ensure Repeal Bill converts EU antibiotic law into UK law
An antibiotic campaign group has called on the government to make sure the Great Repeal Bill protects EU standards on farm antibiotic use. The…
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The latest Animal Health news for UK farmers and the agricultural industry.

Animal Health
An antibiotic campaign group has called on the government to make sure the Great Repeal Bill protects EU standards on farm antibiotic use. The…
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Animal Health
The European Commission has asked the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) to investigate isolated cases of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE)…
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Animal Health
Network Rail have compensated a West Highland farmer following a long-running row over liability after a train struck and killed a cow last summer…
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Animal Health
Defra is offering £400,000 of research funding for a project to help develop a more humane stunning method for pigs. The Humane Slaughter Association…
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Animal Health
The government has moved to dampen fears in the medicine and veterinary industries by saying they will continue to 'work closely' with the the…
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Animal Health
The rural community has expressed its concerns with the RSPCA's new strategy of getting statutory powers to rescue animals. The RSPCA’s strategy…
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Animal Health
A new dairy group has been launched to help implement antibiotic targets to be announced in October. The 'Dairy Antimicrobial Stewardship Group' will…
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Animal Health
North Wales Rural Police have took to Twitter to issue out a plea to find those responsible for a vicious attack on a cow. A cow was discovered with…
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Animal Health
Standards to help producers cut down on antibiotic use among livestock have been detailed on new Red Tractor farm standards ready for October. Every…
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Animal Health
Wildlife Trusts have started vaccinating badgers to stop the spread of bovine TB in 'edge areas' to manage the disease without the need for culling…
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