More than 200 nurses are taking part in the Vets Now ‘Enhancing the Nurse Role’ training programme. The programme is designed to take advantage of
farm animals
A new IT system designed to help with traceability in the agri-food sector has been criticised by farmers and vets. The Northern Ireland Food Animal
Meat suppliers in the EU may have to hold back deliveries earmarked for the UK because of a lack of vets in Europe, experts have
A commitment by the UK Government to finding a permanent solution to the looming threat to Northern Ireland’s access to veterinary medicines has been welcomed
Krka has strengthened its technical team with the appointment of veterinary surgeon Renzo Di Florio as its lead UK technical veterinary advisor. In this role,
The Ulster Farmers’ Union has warned that DAERA’s proposals to reduce the compensation rate for cattle infected with bovine Tuberculosis (bTB) will threaten the viability
Politicians have been been warned Northern Ireland faces a ‘public health emergency’ unless permanent access to vet medicines is secured Implications of the current grace
Dr Simon Doherty recently met HRH The Princess Royal at an event hosted at the Moredun Research Institute, Edinburgh, where the Princess is the Patron
Scientists are working to better understand a type of swine flu that was detected in a person in the United Kingdom for the first time.
There was an excellent turnout of farmers and industry stakeholders on November 20 at Hilltown Sale Yard to discuss the ongoing issue of sheep scab