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Alert on cattle blackleg deaths

SAC vets are warning farmers about a rise in the incidence of blackleg in cattle after it was diagnosed recently in five of its disease surveillance centres at St Boswells, Ayr, Dumfries, Edinburgh and Perth. They believe the recent wet weather may have triggered the rise in cases of this...

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Scottish government announces free Schmallenberg testing

The Scottish government has today announced that farmers in the country will be able to receive free Schmallenberg testing for animals imported from areas where the virus is circulating. Schmallenberg, which was first discovered last Autumn in Germany, is affecting a number of European...

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Concerns abound over quality as rain delays harvest

As the wheat harvest progresses in Europe, more heavy rain at the tail-end of Britain’s wettest summer on record is causing concern over slow progress and potential effect on quality. Yield is set to be below average this year as wet weather has increased the spread of disease,...

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More farmers seeking to protect waterways as conservation grant over subscribed

Farmers in 75 priority catchment areas from Northumberland to Cornwall have submitted over 3,000 applications for funding to the Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) grants scheme this year. Natural England, which operates the scheme, announced last week that over 3,000 applications for CSF...

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Why keep chickens at your school?

It's very easy to forget where our food comes from and some children don't even know. Not knowing about the animals we farm discourages children from making choices about which food to eat, which provider they might use, be that a local farmer or a supermarket, and prevents them from...

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