Animal Health
Mycoplasma bovis ’remains under-recognised’ by cattle vets
Mycoplasma bovis is identified in about 25% of cattle pneumonia diagnoses, yet remains significantly under-recognised by cattle vets and farmers…
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Non-cage eggs over 50% for first time
The latest figures released by Defra show that in 2011 51 per cent of Class A eggs were laid by hens which were not cooped-up in cruel cages…
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AtlasFarm advisor wins Animal Health award
Emilie Wix, a Livestock and Animal Health Specialist with AtlasFram Group, the UK’s leading farm input purchasing and crop marketing cooperative, has…
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Animal Health
More EID reforms needed, say UK farming unions
Further reform of sheep EID regulations is desperately needed to help farmers already struggling to keep on top of inappropriate requirements. That…
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MSD Animal Health headquarter in New Jersey, US
MSD Animal Health, known as Merck Animal Health in the United States and Canada, today announced that it intends to centralize certain functions at…
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Call for new laws to tackle irresponsible dog owners
NFU Cymru is calling for Government action as sheep worrying and potential health problems resulting from dog faeces continue to increase. This…
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Excellent pyroxsulam performance this season
Applications of Dow AgroSciences pyroxsulam-based products in autumn 2011 are already starting to pay dividends, according to initial feedback…
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Animal Health
Better vaccines for humans and animals needed
Researchers at the Institute for Animal Health (IAH) and collaborators at the Jenner Institute, University of Oxford, have discovered why some…
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Enforcement essential to EU welfare success - Vets
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has broadly welcomed the European Commission’s new Animal Welfare Strategy but urges the Commission to…
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Step up ’vigilance’ after new virus detected in England
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has reiterated its call for heightened vigilance following confirmation by AHVLA that Schmallenberg virus…
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