
Bluetongue has been confirmed in a single animal near Canterbury, Kent. Livestock keepers must remain vigilant and follow the restrictions on animal movements. More info is available at: https://gov.uk/guidance/bluetongue
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Farmers, vets, organisations and industry professionals from across the whole sheep industry have joined forces, through Ruminant Health & Welfare (RH&W), to launch the new UK Sheep Welfare Strategy for...
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Moredun Scientific – Aquaculture Newsletter Learn more about our Aquaculture facilities, Sea Lice studies and recent Aquaculture research. https://mailchi.mp/moredun-scientific/aquaculture-newsletter-winter-2023
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Livestock farmers would traditionally be expecting to go into peak liver fluke season at this time of year – but experts in the Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS)...
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Calling all beef cattle farmers! Moredun Research Institute, in collaboration with Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC), are looking for beef farmers across the UK to take part in a survey...
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Missed our recent webinar, catch up today. Chaired by Peter Myles, NSA Scottish Region, experts Matt Colston (vet), Beth Wells (Moredun) and Simon Thorp (Bracken Control Group) gave an evening...
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At a busy time of year for sheep to move between holdings, the Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) group is encouraging producers to think about sheep health as...
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The Moredun Group are delighted to introduce Charlotte Burgess as the new Head of Business Development. Charlotte has a rich history with the Moredun Group, starting with her bachelor honours...
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Speakers at a SCOPS-led webinar today (Thursday) urged mobile sheep dippers, farmers, and prescribers to make themselves aware of updates to the cross-industry Mobile Sheep Dipping Code of Practice –...
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Mark your calendar with Aquaculture Europe 2023, which will be held in Vienna, Austria from September 18th to 21st. Join us at booth 138 to learn more about our aquaculture...
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