Livestock

Ian Cure, VetPartners farm director, discusses the recently announced extension to funding which offers farmers a free, Government funded vet visit for each herd or flock

Positivity for the future of the UK sheep sector, its diversity and its sustainability could be found amongst visitors, seminar speakers and industry representatives at NSA Sheep South West

The Court of Appeal has ruled three buildings used for packing and storing eggs qualify for the exemption

Avian influenza has been confirmed at two premises in Wales

A young Ceredigion farmer has an eye for stock and is using it to carry on the family’s sheep flocks and its Welsh Cob stud. Ellie Layton reports.

Pilgrims said it was looking to address the issue of short-term thinking in an industry requiring long-term investment

As she steps into her first year as director of the Great Yorkshire Show, Rachel Coates reflects on a lifelong connection to the event and the incredible teamwork behind one of the UK’s most celebrated agricultural shows

Now that a vaccination has become widely available, Will Barker of Castle Farm Vets advised it the best line of defence against bluetongue

The Animal Health and Welfare Pathway has been expanded for multiple flocks and herds, in a move aiming to reduce disease and boost farm profitability

Both the heritage and modern-day story of Wensleydale sheep, an iconic Yorkshire breed will be told in a dedicated exhibition at the show