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Livetec appoints new key accounts director
Livetec's new Key Accounts Director, Rob Willetts, brings over 30 years of poultry production expertise to drive innovation, customer support, and growth in livestock protection solutions.
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Key takeaways from the recent lessons learned in farmed animal depopulation workshop
Our Technical Director shared insights in Canada on lessons from avian influenza and their application to African swine fever outbreaks.
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Scrupulous biosecurity a must in wake of new AI cases
As Defra has raised the avian influenza risk level for poultry farms, UK poultry producers must tighten protocols to protect their birds.
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Avian influenza outbreaks in the UK
Highly pathogenic avian influenza is a notifiable disease. Follow a timeline of cases in the UK since September 2022.
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Poultry.Network Conference 2024: What’s next for avian influenza?
Gordon Hickman, Head of Exotic Disease Control at Defra, spoke recently at the Poultry.Network Conference 2024 about the current state of bird flu in the UK. Here is what he said.
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Livetec’s weekly livestock news roundup
Bluetongue in the UK, a vaccine approved, the NFU stops AI insurance and the National Pig Association urges the government to remove the 2 kg allowance for pork products
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What’s been happening in poultry and farming news this week?
Bluetongue is back in the UK, France is to start more bird flu vaccinations, the UK government has lifted labelling restrictions for eggs, and much more.
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The farming week in review
Bluetongue and African swine fever on the rise, Aldi hits target to sell 100% cage-free eggs and Scottish bird keepers reminded to register their birds and an 8% increase in farming courses.
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Farming news this week
Bluetongue cases rise in Europe, the US expanding its bird flu testing, a new study indicates blowflies could carry AI, a new bovine TB Programme Board announced, and more.
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Bluetongue: A growing threat to European livestock
Europe has seen an alarming increase of Bluetongue cases in the last month with Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium recording record case numbers, raising serious concerns.
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