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The first blowfly strike this spring has been reported on a farm near Kingsbridge in Devon, where maggots were found on an ewe on Wednesday, April 21st.
Leading experts will provide UK dairy producers, large animal vets and agricultural supply trade professionals with all the latest findings, information and techniques at the Large Herd Seminar 2010.
The Welsh Assembly Government has issued guidance on the temporary storage of animal by-products during periods of high mortality in the sheep, poultry and pig sectors.
In the lead up to May 6th the National Sheep Association is calling for politicians to demonstrate to the sheep farming community that they are valued for all the work they do.
In its response to government's draft Animal Health Bill consultation The Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers has appealed for "more essential basic information".
Veterinary associations have welcomed the High Court ruling that the Welsh Assembly Government's decision to implement a targeted badger cull to tackle TB is lawful.
A new collaborative project aims to secure the well-being of millions of farm animals for years to come, thanks to a 2.7 million grant by the Tubney Charitable Trust.
