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A new national genotyping programme, changes to suckler breeding indexes, an application for BVD-free status and transitioning to EID bovine tagging are all new topics in animal identification.
Martin Merrick calculates what air inlet vented sheeting has in comparison to space or Yorkshire boarding, as a mild October highlighted ever-present ventilation issues.
The IFA maintains that regional TB measures are off the table and that the Department was only looking to draw attention away from its own TB failures in proposing the idea.
500 dairy farmers from across the country with the lowest weighted annual average SCC for the previous year’s milk supply attended the awards as winners.
The ICSA's Hugh Farrell insists that the proposal is “completely unworkable in an Irish context”, as farming here is different from the systems in other countries where regionalisation was rolled out.
Deputy chief veterinary officer at the Department of Agriculture June Fanning outlines the impact of a case of bluetongue in Ireland, should one be identified.
In recent years, all countries which have made progress towards or achieved TB freedom have pursued a regional approach to the disease, the group claims.