Farming insects for sustainable feed
Farming mealworms to produce animal feed in the UK could be a sustainable and nutritionally valuable answer to environmentally damaging imports of soya, according to Entec Nutrition. (more…)
Time to tackle low prevalence diseases
Sustained efforts to tackle priority production diseases in ruminants must continue. But the farming and veterinary industry should also focus on tackling low prevalence diseases – which have a high impact on individual herds and flocks, according to Ruminant Health & Welfare (RH&W). (more…)
Long-awaited trading certainty for livestock sector
Beef producers can finally plan ahead with confidence, following the launch of the world’s first smart, data-driven beef contract which sets a secure price 24 months ahead. In a development…
World’s first smart beef contract to transform UK farming
British beef consumers will soon be able to enjoy more environmentally friendly, better quality meat on their plates, thanks to the world’s first smart, data-driven beef contract. In a development…
Ruminant Health & Welfare identifies priority areas
Ruminant Health & Welfare has announced four key areas it will be working on over the next two years to help improve cattle and sheep production in the UK. These are: Priority diseases and syndromes, high impact/low prevalence diseases, welfare opportunities and future farming systems. (more…)
Ruminant Health & Welfare responds to Defra consultation on animal transport
Any regulatory changes introduced as a result of Defra’s consultation on the welfare of live animals in transport must be evidence-based and rooted in science. (more…)
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