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Government declares 2038 TB-free strategy for England
5th November 2026
TB herd breakdowns down by fifth in past twelve months.
APHA reports first cases of Shamonda virus in Great Britain
4th November 2026
Farmers urged to report suspect disease to their vet
Webinar to advise on better calf colostrum
19th October 2026
Transition cow management plays an important role, experts say.
Warning over second-hand bluetongue vaccines
14th October 2026
The VMD has issued guidance to help animal keepers access safe sources.
Survey reveals demand for BTV-3 vaccines in 2027
13th October 2026
Sixty-five per cent said they would 'definitely' vaccinate their flock.
Action urged amid return of avian influenza
13th October 2026
Eligible keepers can now access a funded biosecurity review.
Jonathan Hobbs becomes Sheep Veterinary Society president
6th October 2026
He says that BTV's status within SAPO will be a priority.
SCOPS warns of continued blowfly risk for sheep
6th October 2026
Above average temperatures keep blowfly strike on the agenda.
South-west Scotland becomes bluetongue Restricted Zone
14th September 2026
APHA replaces TCZ after evidence of disease circulation.
Welfare assessment tested for smallholder pig farms
11th September 2026
New tool aims to improve outcomes in low- and middle-income countries.
New vet-led approach to cut bluetongue wait times
11th September 2026
The APHA has updated its policy to help speed up diagnosis.
MPs criticise agencies' 'lack of preparedness' for bluetongue
10th September 2026
Committee chair describes 'summer of heartbreak and anxiety'.
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