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AFBI surveillance identifies IBR and BVD

AFBI surveillance has identified a fatal co-infection of BVD and IBR in purchased cattle.

NORTHERN IRELAND 4 February 2026

AFBI surveillance identifies IBR and BVD

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Calf exports up over 10% on 2024

Calf exports up over 10% on 2024

NEWS 21 January 2026

Editorial: BVD eradication – have lessons been learned?

Editorial: BVD eradication – have lessons been learned?

VIEWPOINTS 30 December 2025

Dairy management: Watch out for pneumonia in weanlings

Dairy management: Watch out for pneumonia in weanlings

Dairy management: Watch out for pneumonia in weanlings

MANAGEMENT 17 November 2025

Editorial: importance of high health status cannot be overstated

Editorial: importance of high health status cannot be overstated

Editorial: importance of high health status cannot be overstated

VIEWPOINTS 22 October 2025

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Exporters' boycott: farmers' have their say

Exporters' boycott: farmers' have their say

Adam Woods takes a look at some of the comments that came in as part of our exporter boycott survey, which took place last weekend.

BREEDING & HEALTH 1 January 1970

Editorial: planned mart boycott a risky move for exporters

Editorial: planned mart boycott a risky move for exporters

It’s a time for level heads and a plan that will work for all involved.

VIEWPOINTS 1 January 1970

Vet views: farmers warned to watch out for coughing cattle and worms in calves

Vet views: farmers warned to watch out for coughing cattle and worms in calves

Caoimhe Sheridan spoke to a number of vets around the country to find out what issues are currently prominent on Irish farms.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Reprieve on calf exports to Dutch markets

Reprieve on calf exports to Dutch markets

It had been planned that from 1 January 2026, by law, Dutch farmers could only source animals from countries that have a national IBR eradication programme.

NEWS 1 January 1970

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A message from Bord Bia to Irish farmers and growers

Bord Bia addresses the concerns and misinformation that have been raised in recent weeks.

A message from Bord Bia to Irish farmers and growers