Moredun News

The Queen had a strong connection to the countryside and in particular her interest in farming and rural life. She visited Moredun in 1982, on a beautiful sunny day, to...

An SRUC-led multinational project to improve the uptake of digital technologies in sheep and goat farming has held its first in-person transnational workshop in France. Around 70 researchers, farmers, lecturers...

SCOPS is warning producers to be alert to ewes and lambs being hit by the Haemonchus contortus worm – a tropical/sub-tropical worm that is increasingly prevalent in the UK as...

Following the implementation of the Brexit withdrawal agreement we have revised our compliance statements for our regulatory compliant biosafety tests. As advised by the UK regulator we no longer make reference to...

ECO Animal Health Group plc, a leader in the development, registration and marketing of pharmaceutical products for global animal health markets, is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary,...

We were finally let loose with the Bio Bus earlier in the summer to take part in an on-farm event in Cumbria. It was a joint effort with Elanco Animal...

Professor Lee Innes of The Moredun Foundation joined the RHS TV commentary box, to explain more about the disease and the exciting new research projects, including the EGS Biobank, generously...

Learn more about our latest developments to support the development of animal health products. https://mailchi.mp/moredun-scientific/animal-health-update

With a shared passion of providing valuable advice to UK sheep farmers, the National Sheep Association (NSA) and the Moredun have a long history of working closely together to ensure...

A ground-breaking £220,000 project to tackle sheep scab in Northern Ireland has been officially launched. Members of The Northern Ireland Sheep Scab Group joined with partners Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute,...