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New sheep monitoring schemes aim to reduce risk of disease

UK farmers can now benefit from two new monitoring schemes designed to reduce the risk of disease in sheep.…

  • SRUC
  • 12/10/2020
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Plant disease poses gin threat

An invasive plant disease is posing a threat to one of the UK’s favourite tipples.…

  • SRUC
  • 24/09/2020
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SRUC calls on dairy farmers to help with disease study

Farmers are being asked to help with a project researching the prevalence of an infectious condition in Scottish dairy herds.…

  • Dairy Research and Innovation Centre
  • 24/08/2020
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Speaking out about strangles

Speaking out about strangles – an infectious equine disease – is the focus of a new national week of action launched by SRUC in partnership with some of the UK’s largest horse welfare organisations.…

  • SRUC
  • 05/03/2020
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Dairy farmers needed for M.Bovis study

Dairy farmers across Scotland are being urged to take part in a new study to help scientists better understand the spread of Mycoplasma bovis in cattle.…

  • Dairy Research and Innovation Centre
  • 26/02/2020
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New guidelines for tackling wildlife disease

An animal expert from Scotland’s Rural College has been working with French colleagues to investigate ways of integrating wildlife into disease management processes. Professor Mike Hutchings, Head of…

  • SRUC
  • 27/08/2019
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Space Agency launches Lyme app

A new project that aims to prevent the occurrence of Lyme disease in the Northern Hemisphere has been officially launched in the Highlands.…

  • SRUC
  • 22/08/2019
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New model for disease surveillance

Providing one-to-one advice to veterinary practitioners, leveraging big data, and integrated testing in one specialist laboratory are at the centre of a new model of farm animal disease surveillance.…

  • SRUC
  • 21/08/2019
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