CPD Bitesize webinar: Scottish BVD Eradication Phase 6
Scottish BVD Eradication Phase 6: What has been achieved, what’s happening next in phase 6, and how our neighbours are doing
Join our free webinar with SRUC Vet Helen Carty to find out what's next for Scotland in the BVD Eradication Scheme's Phase 6. We'll give you a roundup of the progress made towards BVD eradication in Scotland so far, discuss the challenges encountered, and explore the next steps needed to overcome these. In addition, we'll hear how other countries are tackling the disease in comparison.
Helen Carty has worked in farm animal veterinary surveillance for the last 18 years and is currently manager of the Ayr Surveillance Hub. Her role involves supporting farm animal vets in disease investigation, liaising with national and internation surveillance organisations, and reporting surveillance data to Scottish Government. She also contributes to farmer, undergraduate and postgraduate education, as well as performing farm animal postmortem examinations, interpreting clinical pathology, and providing technical support for Cattle Health Schemes, Scotland’s BVD Eradication Programme and COWS (Control of Worms Sustainably).
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- Date: 26th November 2025
- Time: 7:00pm
- Location: Scotland
- Type: Seminar/Webinar
- Subject area: Veterinary Nursing & Veterinary Medicine, Animal Care & Animal Sciences
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