Livestock News

Further cases of avian influenza have been confirmed in Norfolk, Dorset and North Yorkshire.

Tech company Mologic has teamed up with the University of Liverpool to develop rapid diagnostic test, which could help tackle flukicide resistance.

How treating with Multimin pre-calving could benefit your herd and your business.

Despite only being present in tiny amounts, trace minerals are absolutely vital to normal physiological functions and, consequently, the health and productivity of beef cattle. Even a subclinical deficiency can have a significant impact, writes vet and Virbac technical adviser, Kate Ingram.

Risk and Safety Compliance (RASCS) offers local expert advice to help farmers keep staff safe and meet their legal and ethical health and safety requirements.

The three ‘golden Qs’ to lamb colostrum feeding are: quality, quantity and quickly.

Cheshire Police and Health and Safety Executive confirm farm death which occurred on 2nd December.

Kent farm makes it into the final six for prestigious award – just as the herd celebrates its 100th birthday.

2021 is the year that French-based Lucas G marks 50 years of manufacturing feeding and bedding machinery.

A Shelbourne Reynolds diet feeder achieves excellent mix quality and has proved totally reliable during five years’ use, according to a Suffolk dairy farming family. David Williams reports.

With a growing need to reduce antimicrobial usage, regular temperature monitoring and early use of a NSAID can offer a first-line defence against calf scour[1].

Improving economic and environmental sustainability is key to the success of Scotland’s livestock industry, according to a new report by Quality Meat Scotland (QMS).