
Animal Health
Bluetongue: Norfolk's virus control zone widens as over 60 cases confirmed
The government has revoked Norfolk's temporary control zone (TCZ) and replaced it with a larger one as cases of bluetongue continue to be confirmed…
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The latest Animal Health news for UK farmers and the agricultural industry.

Animal Health
The government has revoked Norfolk's temporary control zone (TCZ) and replaced it with a larger one as cases of bluetongue continue to be confirmed…
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Animal Health
Under a quarter of UK eggs were sourced from enriched caged hens in 2023, according to new figures showing a dramatic change compared to a decade…
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Animal Health
The use of new PCR tests to confirm bovine TB infection is to be expanded after the success of the tests in an initial rollout. The new method…
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Animal Health
Dairy farmers are being encouraged to vaccinate cattle against lungworm (husk) ahead of the 2024 grazing season after a significant rise in cases in…
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Animal Health
Farmers could now receive increased statutory compensation for thousands of birds they had to have culled following a successful representation of…
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Animal Health
Sheep producers may soon be able to boost flock efficiency as a three-year project begins development of a field based automated system to monitor…
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Animal Health
Live animal transport regulations in the UK and other western nations are 'not fit for purpose', according to a major international study. A ‘fitness…
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Animal Health
RSPCA Assured has announced revisions to its new laying hen welfare standards following concern from the egg sector. Key changes include removing the…
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Animal Health
Levels of antimicrobials used on dairy farms continue to drop, with a new report showing that 2023 saw the largest decrease than in the previous…
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Animal Health
A pilot project to trial how closer working between Welsh farmers and vets can improve animal health and improve productivity is now underway. The…
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