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Disease

Opinion: How serious is the disease threat posed by migratory birds?

Opinion

5 days ago

Opinion: How serious is the disease threat posed by migratory birds?

Large numbers of migratory birds make their home in Ireland over the winter months. The process is...

Shamonda virus: What are the risks for humans?

Rural Life

7 days ago

Shamonda virus: What are the risks for humans?

The first reported case of Shamonda virus in a human shocked veterinary and health professionals alike, raising the question of what risk it poses to people.

Tree disease restrictions lifted across seven counties

Forestry

8 months ago

Tree disease restrictions lifted across seven counties

This is after a review that concluded the tree disease Phytophthora pluvailis no longer meets the criteria for quarantine pest status

New project to take cabbage stem flea beetle control to next level

Arable

1 year ago

New project to take cabbage stem flea beetle control to next level

The AHDB has announced a new collaboration on cabbage stem flea beetle (CSFB) in England, where it is most problematic.

‘Why don’t you muck off?’ – AHDB

Environment

1 year ago

‘Why don’t you muck off?’ – AHDB

The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is relaunching its Muck Free Truck...

N.Ireland

1 year ago

BVD: NI farmer input sought to help design new disease model

Farmers are being asked to help co-design a new computer simulation model that could inform the eradication of BVD in Northern Ireland

BVD: NI farmer input sought to help design new disease model

Agri-Business

1 year ago

Changes to bluetongue control policy in Wales

The government in Wales has confirmed changes to its policy in relation to bluetongue virus controls which will come into force next week.

Changes to bluetongue control policy in Wales

N.Ireland

1 year ago

BVD restrictions ahead for NI herds with untested animals

The Animal Health and Welfare Northern Ireland has warned of restrictions for herds with cattle untested for bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD).

BVD restrictions ahead for NI herds with untested animals

N.Ireland

2 years ago

BVD positive retention rate falls considerably – AHWNI

The Bovine Viral Diarrhoea (BVD) positive retention rate has fallen “considerably”, according to the latest figures from AHWNI.

BVD positive retention rate falls considerably – AHWNI

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Farmers may be at higher risk of developing glaucoma – specialist

Farmers may have an increased risk of developing glaucoma, due to pesticide exposure, a glaucoma specialist warned.

Farmers may be at higher risk of developing glaucoma – specialist

Agri-Business

2 years ago

BVD herd movement restrictions confirmed for Northern Ireland

Herd level movement restrictions are among measures being introduced to support the eradication of...

BVD herd movement restrictions confirmed for Northern Ireland

Beef

2 years ago

RVC awarded grants to advance vaccine research into BB and bTB

The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) announced it has received grants into vaccine research against Bovine Babesiosis and Bovine Tuberculosis

RVC awarded grants to advance vaccine research into BB and bTB

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Animal health group urges NI farmers to act on BVD

Animal Health and Welfare NI (AHWNI) is reminding farmers in Northern Ireland to take action to prevent bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) becomin

Animal health group urges NI farmers to act on BVD

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Step forward for potential BVD herd restrictions in NI

Animal Health and Welfare NI (AHWNI) has welcomed discussions held at the AERA (Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs) Committee...

Step forward for potential BVD herd restrictions in NI

Rural Life

2 years ago

US confirms first human bird flu case without animal contact

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confirmed the first US case of avian influenza (bird flu) in a human who

US confirms first human bird flu case without animal contact

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Bluetongue cases in UK rise with 41 animals infected

Bluetongue continues to spread in the UK with the disease now confirmed in 41 animals at 13...

Bluetongue cases in UK rise with 41 animals infected

N.Ireland

2 years ago

DAERA urges farmers to remain vigilant to bluetongue threat

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) is urging farmers in Northern Ireland to remain vigilant to the threat posed by bluetongue.

DAERA urges farmers to remain vigilant to bluetongue threat

N.Ireland

2 years ago

Bluetongue restrictions could mean British breeders buy in Ireland

Bluetongue restrictions now prohibit the export of cattle and sheep from England, Scotland and...

Bluetongue restrictions could mean British breeders buy in Ireland

Rural Life

2 years ago

Govt sets out bluetongue disease control framework

The UK government has today Thursday (May 23) set out how it will work with the farming industry to manage outbreak of bluetongue...

Govt sets out bluetongue disease control framework

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Defra announces project to prevent crop loss from rot

The British onion sector have partnered to develop a research programme that will prevent crop loss from Fusarium Basal Rot (FBR)....

Defra announces project to prevent crop loss from rot

N.Ireland

3 years ago

New chemistry to control fungal diseases in crops announced

A new chemistry to control fungal diseases in crops has just been announced. The joint...

New chemistry to control fungal diseases in crops announced

Rural Life

3 years ago

NSA reminds farmers to look out for each other this month

The National Sheep Association (NSA) is urging the farming community to look out for their farming peers this January, as it can be a chall..

NSA reminds farmers to look out for each other this month

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Supplement producers are going to ‘lose out’ amid carrot research

Supplement producers are going to “lose out” as a result of new research into the benefits of carrots. Brandt said: “The only ones who are

Supplement producers are going to ‘lose out’ amid carrot research

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