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Andrew McCornick said: “We are aware of concerns around the potential disruption to the movement of high value breeding sheep between Scotland and Northern Ireland from the beginning of next year, after transition” External link

TheScotsman Saturday, December 5, 2020 7:34:00 AM CET

Alessandro Solinas conclude: «L'inaspettata emergenza Covid ci impone di non sottovalutare alcun aspetto. Il virus Maedi Visna ha un lungo periodo di incubazione e si diffonde tra gli animali soprattutto attraverso l'assunzione di colostro e di latte, ma è comunque possibile che la trasmissione si verifichi anche attraverso il contatto diretto tra animali» External link

lanuovasardegna Thursday, October 15, 2020 1:53:00 PM CEST

Phil Stocker said: "Their launch comes at a time when sheep farmers are becoming increasingly aware of the impact Iceberg diseases can have on their flocks. “These new monitoring schemes can offer a method of increasing productivity through identifying sheep that could cause further losses and reduce the efficiency of the flock”. The new schemes are based on annual testing of three main cohorts for each separately managed flock: Targeted testing of high-risk adult animals; testing of rams; and testing a proportion of animals with a lower health status, as these pose the greatest risk of becoming infected with disease. Testing will be done at any time of year, but SRUC ask that members allow six weeks before animals are sold to give plenty of time for arranging sampling, testing, and reporting. The farm's private veterinary surgeon must take the samples. Another important part of membership is an annual appraisal of farm biosecurity, working through a biosecurity guidance checklist with the farm vet. Carolyn Gill, who keeps a flock of Shetland Sheep in Dorset with her husband David, is the first member of the new scheme. She said: “We are very proud and pleased that our Shetland flock is the first member in the UK of SRUC’s monitoring scheme. " External link

farminguk Tuesday, October 13, 2020 5:05:00 PM CEST

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