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Mart shut down & control zone enforced amid ‘serious consequences’ fears over first ever Irish case of rare cow disease
TESTING has been ramped up after the first suspected case of a horror virus was discovered on the island of Ireland. Two cows ...
A 20km temporary control zone was put in place by The Department of, Environment and Rural Affairs on Saturday.
A temporary control zone is in place as vets investigate the suspected presence of the disease in two cows at a holding near ...
The number of cattle sold at livestock marts in Ireland in October 2025 is down 28,500 head on October 2024. According to ...
A large group of women descended on a cattle market in Co Leitrim as part of a hilarious hen (bachelorette) party activity. The Carrigallen Mart in Co Leitrim was invaded by a group of ten women ...
Farming Life on MSN
Market access a priority for producers in light of Bluetongue, says LMC
With the presence of Bluetongue (BTV-3) now confirmed in Northern Ireland (NI), the Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) Chief ...
A survey via the National Charity for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People showed 79% of participants waited until their hearing ...
Farming Life on MSN
MP urges vigilance as Bluetongue disease is confirmed in NI cattle
DUP Agriculture spokesperson, Carla Lockhart MP, is urging farmers across Northern Ireland to remain vigilant, following ...
Farmers in Northern Ireland have been urged to opt into the latest phase of the Beef Carbon Reduction (BCR) Scheme. The BCR ...
From chit-chatting to royalty to cleaning out the loo, there's no job our Auld Lehane says he wouldn't tackle, in this week's Lighten Up ...
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