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Moredun has had a very positive ten days with a string of announcements, awards and celebrations, including a visit by HRH The Princess Royal to help celebrate Moredun's 90th Anniversary.
NOAH has announced that it does not believe that the banning of advertising of antimicrobials to farmers, proposed in the draft Veterinary Medicines regulations 2010, will reduce resistance profiles.
Compensation payable during July 2010, in England (and in Wales and Scotland for BSE only) for a bovine animal compulsorily slaughtered for disease control purpose, has been detailed on the Defra website.
Moredun Research Institute in Edinburgh has received the largest grant ever to be awarded by the EU in the field of animal health. Over 9 million Euro has been secured by a Moredun led "Paravac" consortium, in order to develop vaccines for important worm parasites which infect livestock.
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has welcomed the European Parliament vote to improve the labelling of food, including new country of origin labelling and a requirement to label meat from animals slaughtered without stunning (according to certain religious traditions).
The report of the independent investigation into the large outbreak of E. coli O157 at Godstone Farm in Surrey, the factors that contributed to it and its subsequent handling, has been published.
Two consultations have recently been launched: one by the Food Standards agency entitled: 'Proposal to reduce the frequency of on-farm official inspection in the dairy sector' and one by Defra entitled: 'Consultation on the simplification of livestock movement rules and holding identifiers in England'.
A new Animal Health pilot scheme designed to reduce the time it takes to remove TB reactor cattle from farms, could help livestock keepers in Exeter, Gloucester and the West Midlands to save money.
