‘What an honour’ – Adam Henson reflects on Woolmen’s Sheep Drive 2025

“I absolutely loved it, genuinely. What an honour,” said British TV presenter and farmer Adam Henson, as he completed the first run at the Woolmen’s Sheep Drive. 

Concerns grow over Southern Hemisphere lamb on supermarket shelves

The National Sheep Association (NSA) has addressed concerns over the increasing volumes of imported lamb on UK supermarket shelves.

Vets highlight benefits of vaccination amid autumn rise in bluetongue cases  

Farmers are being urged to consult their vets about vaccinating livestock against the growing threat of bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3), with the number of cases having more than doubled since early September. 

Lib Dem MP calls for ‘adjudicator with teeth’ following milk price cuts

The newly appointed Liberal Democrat rural affairs spokesperson, Sarah Dyke MP, has called for an “adjudicator with teeth” as the dairy industry has been hit by reductions in milk price. 

Concerns raised over milk price cuts in Scotland 

Scotland’s farming industry leaders expressed “deep concern” following reports that many Scottish dairy farmers have been informed of significant milk price reductions due to take effect in October. 

Farmers could face significant losses by ignoring iceberg disease threat 

A recent survey by the Wales Veterinary Science Centre (WVSC) highlights the risk of serious losses to the sheep industry if iceberg diseases are not brought to the fore in disease management programmes. 

Industry reacts to claims about halal meat in UK supermarkets

Claims have been circulating on social media that a majority of meat in UK supermarkets is halal, with concerns over the proportion of animals slaughtered without prior stunning.

Muck Free Truck campaign relaunches to raise standard for clean pig transport

The Muck Free Truck campaign relaunches this October with a bold new ‘Muck Off!’ slogan to strengthen biosecurity across the UK pig industry and reduce the risk of disease spread through contaminated transport vehicles. 

Farmers warned after two bluetongue cases confirmed in Wales

Livestock farmers have been urged to be extremely vigilant after two cases of bluetongue virus (BTV-3) were confirmed in Wales.

Suffolk: 75 pigs killed in agricultural building fire

75 pigs were killed in an agricultural building fire in Cookley, East Suffolk, this morning.

Quarantine protocols are key as autumn sales ramp up

With ewe and ram sales in full swing, farmers are being reminded of the importance of effective quarantine protocols – not only to protect their existing flocks but also their new purchases.

A new chapter: Quat Chem joins the Kersia Group

Neogen’s range of cleaners and disinfectants is entering a new chapter as it becomes Quat Chem, part of the Kersia Group. 

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