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Compensation payable during October 2010, in England (and in Wales and Scotland for BSE only) for a bovine animal compulsorily slaughtered for disease control purpose, has been detailed on the Defra website.
Veterinary associations have welcomed the announcement by the Welsh Assembly Government (WAG) that it will consult on a new draft Tuberculosis Eradication Order that will allow the WAG to pursue a badger control strategy in a specified area of west Wales.
Advertising antibiotics to farmers undermines the whole basis of prescription-only medicine and adds to the growing problem of antibiotic resistance, according to the Soil Association, Compassion in World Farming, Sustain and the Food Ethics Council.
The government consultation on badger control has been welcomed by farmers and described as a major step forward in the battle to control the spread of bovine TB by the NFU.
Wales' Chief Veterinary Officer, Dr. Christianne Glossop, has written to the Chairman of the Badger Trust to express her concerns at the way the Trust is using the TB National Statistics in their campaigning.
Agriculture and Rural Development Minister in Northern Ireland, Michelle Gildernew MP, MLA, has announced that a study into the spread of TB in cattle will start soon in County Down.
Compensation payable during September 2010, in England (and in Wales and Scotland for BSE only) for a bovine animal compulsorily slaughtered for disease control purpose, has been detailed on the Defra website.
