Further Bluetongue Cases Found in Northern Ireland Herd
Additional cases of bluetongue virus have been confirmed in a County Down cattle herd. Authorities maintain a 20km control zone and urge farmer vigilance. No risk to public health.
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Dog owners face unlimited fines for livestock attacks
Dog owners in England and Wales now face unlimited fines if their pets worry livestock. The new law also protects llamas and alpacas. Read the full details here.
Unlimited fines for dog attacks on livestock become law
Parliament passes new law removing £1,000 fine cap for livestock worrying in England and Wales. Llamas and alpacas now protected. Find out what it means for dog owners.
Unlimited fines for dog attacks on livestock
Dog owners in England and Wales now face unlimited fines if their pets worry livestock, including newly protected llamas and alpacas. Read the full details of the new Bill.
No Widespread Culling for Bluetongue in Northern Ireland
Stormont's Agriculture Minister confirms no mass culling planned after bluetongue detected near Bangor. 2 confirmed, 44 suspected cases. No risk to public health or food safety.
US Cattle Ban Over Screwworm Plunges Mexican Ranchers Into Crisis
US imports of Mexican cattle have plummeted from 1.2 million to 230,000 over fears of the New World screwworm parasite, causing an economic catastrophe for border communities. Read the full story.
First Suspected Bluetongue Outbreak in NI
Northern Ireland investigates its first suspected bluetongue virus cases in cattle near Bangor. A 20km control zone is in effect. The disease does not affect humans.
Gray Wolves Spotted Near Denver, Map Reveals
GPS data shows collared gray wolves are moving into urban areas near Denver. Discover the impact on livestock and the state's reintroduction plans. Stay informed.
12 sheep killed by 'beast' in Mid Wales attacks
A mysterious predator has killed 12 sheep across Mid Wales farms, leaving farmers baffled. Police investigate as locals report unusual animal sightings. Read the full investigation.
Foal dies in fireworks tragedy on Somerset farm
A young foal has died in a devastating farming accident after being spooked by fireworks, impaling itself on machinery in Somerset. The tragic incident has prompted fresh calls for fireworks regulation.
UK intensive farms fail to declare climate emissions
Exclusive investigation reveals how intensive livestock farms across Britain are avoiding mandatory climate emissions declarations, raising serious questions about environmental accountability.
Farmers use fake vultures to stop livestock attacks
American farmers are deploying creative decoy strategies to protect newborn calves from aggressive black vulture attacks that are costing cattle ranchers thousands.
Madrid's streets invaded by 1,000 sheep in ancient tradition
Madrid's bustling streets witnessed an extraordinary spectacle as nearly 1,000 sheep paraded through the city centre, continuing a 700-year-old tradition that sees shepherds exercise their ancient grazing rights.
China's New Pandemic Flu Threat in Livestock Sparks Global Fears
Scientists uncover dangerous new flu strain in Chinese livestock with pandemic potential, raising urgent concerns about global public health security and disease monitoring systems.
New Forest Ponies: The Truth Behind Brand Marks
Exclusive insight into the ancient practice of branding New Forest ponies and why officials insist it's essential for their protection and management.
Flesh-Eating Screwworm Outbreak Threatens Texas Wildlife
Texas faces a nightmarish outbreak of New World screwworms, flesh-eating parasites decimating wildlife populations. Emergency measures deployed to contain biological crisis.
USDA uses AC/DC drones to scare wolves from cattle
In a surreal turn for wildlife management, US government scientists are testing drones blasting AC/DC and Scarlett Johansson's voice to deter wolves from livestock, sparking debate over ethics and efficacy.
Flesh-Eating Screwworm Returns to US After 50 Years
US authorities confirm the first mainland case of the deadly New World screwworm parasite in over half a century. The flesh-eating larvae were found in a stray dog in Florida, sparking a major biosecurity alert and fears for livestock and public health.
Texas cattle face flesh-eating parasite outbreak
A dangerous flesh-eating parasite has been detected in Texas cattle, prompting urgent measures to contain the outbreak. Experts warn of potential risks to livestock and the agricultural economy.
Clarkson’s Farm Locked Down Over TB Outbreak
Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat Farm faces a two-month lockdown after a tuberculosis outbreak, disrupting operations and sparking concerns over livestock safety.
Farmers divided over 'Coke & peanuts' livestock method
A controversial farming trend involving Coca-Cola and peanuts has sparked heated debates among agricultural communities, with some hailing it as innovative and others warning of potential risks.
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