After a warm, dry summer in many areas, the recent shift to damper conditions has kept blowfly strike on the agenda for many sheep farmers. With September and October temperatures...
Read MoreThis year’s Forum brings together voices from across the vaccine pipeline – industry, veterinary practice, global health, and regulation – for a frank panel discussion on why some livestock vaccines...
Read MoreThe Moredun Foundation awarded three honorary fellowships to Dr Beth Wells, Dr Kate Richards and Sir Muir Russell at its AGM on Thursday, 3rd September, in recognition of their outstanding...
Read MoreDr Philip Skuce received an Honorary Professorship from SRUC at this year’s graduation ceremonies in Glasgow. Dr Philip Skuce is an internationally recognised livestock parasitologist and Principal Research Scientist at...
Read MoreThe Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) and Control of Worms Sustainably (COWS) urge livestock farmers to think twice before applying dips, insecticides or repellents to their livestock in...
Read MoreMoredun has stepped in to keep the Worm IgA test available to sheep breeders, ensuring uninterrupted access ahead of the NSA Sheep Event at Malvern Ahead of the NSA Sheep...
Read MoreBVA Advancement of Veterinary Science Award (Dalrymple-Champneys Cup and Medal) to Professor Tom McNeilly This established award recognises a BVA member who has helped to advance veterinary science and medicine...
Read MoreExperts from across Scotland set out ambitions to track and study iconic species in key report. Key actions to support red squirrel populations in Scotland have been identified by experts...
Read More18 June 2026 – The Scottish Government has announced £150,000 funding to support the future development of Scotland’s animal health, aquaculture and agritech sector. The announcement was made at the...
Read MoreAfter a period of wet weather preceded by a hot, dry spell across many parts of the UK, SCOPS (Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep) is urging sheep farmers to...
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