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Features
Collaboration in the pig supply chain
31st May 2011
Greater collaboration between vets and the broader pig supply chain to be a key focus.
Farming red tape to be unravelled
18th May 2011
Work will begin immediately to cut red tape in farming.
Farmers warned: early season blowfly
11th May 2011
A record mild & dry spring is thought to be causing early blowfly.
Product recalled due to lamb sickness
21st April 2011
Whey and skim milk replacers are recalled due to high levels of vitamin A.
New programme to tackle lameness
14th April 2011
DairyCo has been working with the industry to develop a new programme designed to tackle the challenge of lameness on dairy farms.
Farmers to be trained in effective BVD control
14th April 2011
A new programme is being piloted in North Yorkshire which aims to train farmers in effective BVD (bovine virus diarrhoea) control.
Vets' right to dispense medicines
13th April 2011
The BVA and Federation of Veterinarians of Europe (FVE) have successfully fought against an attempt by MEPs to restrict the ability of vets to sell veterinary medicines directly to farmers and other animal owners.
Research into lung cancer
12th April 2011
Scientists at Moredun Research Institute have made a significant step forward in their research into an infectious lung cancer of sheep.
Scientists warn of Nematodirus risk
12th April 2011
Scientists from the Moredun Research Institute in Edinburgh have produced a free guide for farmers to help better understand, control scouring in young lambs due to Nematodirus.
Cattle testing positive for TB to be DNA tagged
5th April 2011
Cattle testing positive for Bovine TB are to be DNA tagged to further strengthen controls preventing spread of the disease.
RVC opens specialist teaching centre
30th March 2011
The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has opened a new Regional Veterinary Centre in collaboration with Kingston Maurward College in Dorset to provide an important opportunity for students to gain hands-on farm animal experience in the field.
Help needed to contain FMD
25th March 2011
Around a million dollars of equipment and vaccines are urgently required to help stem outbreaks of deadly Foot-and-Mouth disease (FMD) in North Korea, followed by a more prolonged and concerted effort to modernise veterinary services in the country says the OIE and FAO.
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