
Animal Health
New grants to improve productivity, slurry and animal health open soon
Farmers will soon be able to apply for a grant through the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) to help boost productivity, slurry management…
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The latest Animal Health news for UK farmers and the agricultural industry.

Animal Health
Farmers will soon be able to apply for a grant through the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) to help boost productivity, slurry management…
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Animal Health
Sustained wet weather has put ewes under pressure this winter, meaning loss of body condition score (BCS) will be a valuable guide when deciding…
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Animal Health
The sheep sector has warned that bluetongue virus could spread across the UK as the year progresses, despite the government relaxing rules from this…
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Animal Health
The pig sector has called on all parties to act to deliver fairness in the supply chain and to protect borders from diseases like African swine fever…
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Animal Health
The ban on gatherings of Galliforme birds such as pheasants, chickens and turkeys has been lifted in Wales, the Welsh government has confirmed. In…
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Animal Health
Harrogate hosted the 2024 Northern Broiler Conference on Tuesday 13 February, with over 300 farmers attending to hear about concerns surrounding the…
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Animal Health
Temporary Control Zones (TCZs) set up in Kent and Norfolk to curb the spread of bluetongue will be lifted next week, Defra has confirmed. From Monday…
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Animal Health
Bringing in imports of pork products from African swine fever (ASF) affected areas is 'of high concern', the Animal and Plant Health Agency has…
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Animal Health
Routine testing of bull fertility is an essential but often overlooked aspect of suckler herd profitability, yet with funding available, beef farmers…
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Animal Health
Avian influenza has been confirmed in a Yorkshire free range layer flock consisting of 48,000 birds, the UK's first case in months. The disease was…
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