Beef Expo Young Farmer Focus - Graeme Rhind

Beef Expo Young Farmer Focus – Graeme Rhind

09.04.2024

Meet Graeme Rhind, a young farmer and Aberdeen-Angus breeder making waves in the industry! At just 22, Graeme has already achieved remarkable success, winning the 2023 Aberdeen-Angus Youth Development Programme Senior Section Finals and showcasing his powers on the show circuit. His dedication to his family’s farm, Newton Struthers, is evident as he strives to enhance the pedigree Aberdeen-Angus herd …

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Consultation on Cattle Identification and Traceability in Scotland

Consultation on Cattle Identification and Traceability in Scotland

04.04.2024

The consultation on cattle identification and traceability in Scotland is now live. This consultation will seek views on various topics surrounding cattle identification and traceability. The consultation will also seek views on the industry proposal for the introduction of Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) Technology. We are keen to hear from a wide range of interests including cattle keepers, markets, abattoirs, Scottish …

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Online Survey - Growing and Managing Herbal Leys and Legume Fallows

Online Survey – Growing and Managing Herbal Leys and Legume Fallows

02.04.2024

As part of a wider project at the Royal Agricultural University, we are conducting research looking into the aims, establishment, management, termination and the root architecture or herb and legume rich leys. Particularly we are looking to gather views on farmer/grower experiences of establishing these mixes, what species work well in what situations, what the establishment needs of these mixes …

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Bluetongue Virus (BTV-3) Trade Leaflet

Bluetongue Virus (BTV-3) Trade Leaflet

26.03.2024

Bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3) About bluetongue Bluetongue virus (BTV) is a notifiable disease affecting ruminants (such as sheep, cattle, goats, deer) and camelids (such as alpacas, llamas). Midge bites are the most common way for the virus to spread to livestock, but BTV can also spread through the import or movement of infected animals, their germplasm (semen and ova), embryos …

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Bookings for the European Angus Forum in Germany close soon!

Bookings for the European Angus Forum in Germany close soon!

14.03.2024

Bookings for the European Angus Forum in Germany 10th – 17th July 2024 will close on 20th March. For more information please click the following links: European Angus Forum Invitation Flyer European Angus Forum European Angus Forum European Angus Forum Registration Form    

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